(From what I recall) that path name is actually in the .rf5 file. You
need to create a "match" in the K12 preferences that matches that name
to a protocol/dissector. So:
match=evolium (for example)
proto=<whatever>
Adriana Matei wrote:
Yes, I did that, but still I get a warning like :
Stack file used: c:/program
files/tektronix/k15/stacks/wimax_r1/wimax_r1_r1_802.16e_wimax_rel_evolium_2_31.stk
Warning: stk file not matched in the 'K12 Protocols' table
Where is Wireshark exactly looking when it is saying "Stack file
used:" because I don't have a "c:/program
files/tektronix/k15/stacks/wimax_r1/wimax_r1_r1_802.16e_wimax_rel_evolium_2_31.stk"
That is not the path to the stack file that I want to use.
Can I somehow redirect the path that it is using for the stack file
in order to use a specific stack file that I have in a different place
from where Wireshark is installed?
Luis EG Ontanon wrote:
The K12 configuration file applies to versions up to 0.99.5, 1.0 its
far newer it instead uses a table.
The k12 "dissector" now uses a simple table that contains two parts:
match and proto:
- "match" should contain a string that is an univocously identifiable
part of either the port name or a stack filename (.stk).
- "proto" contains the lowest layer protocol to be used (i.e. the
encapsulation mtp2, eth, sscf-nni, ...).
Once you populate your table with the various entries Wireshark will
look for "match" in either the port name or the stack filename for
that port and if there is a match for a given packet it will attempt
to decode its contents using "proto".
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 1:19 PM, Adriana Matei
<adriana.matei@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello all,
How should I configure my Wireshark( version 1.0.1) in order to read
this type of files? I read about *Tektronix K12xx/K15 .rf5 files* on
http://wiki.wireshark.org/K12 but I got lost at this part:
"The configuration file contains a list of
stk-file/encapsulation-protocol pairings separated by a space.
To set wireshark to use a k12 config file go to
Preferences->Protocols->k12 and write the filename in the "Configuration
filename" preference. You can specify a k12 config file using -o
'k12.config: /path/to/k12_config on the command line.
Example configuration file
# comments are lines that start with a '#'
# sorry no spaces in filenames are allowed yet
C:\K1297\stacks\umts_iu\umts_iu_ranap_alcap_2002-03.stk sscf-nni
C:\K1297\stacks\umts_iu\umts_iu_ranap_alcap_2002-09.stk sscop
D:\K15\stacks\gprs\gprs_Gb_R99.stk fr
D:\K15\stacks\umts_iu\umts_iu_ranap_alcap_2002-09.stk sscop
D:\K15\stacks\umts_iu\umts_iu_ranap_alcap.stk sscop
C:\K1205\stacks\whibisup.stk mtp
C:\K1297\stacks\gsm2p\gsm2p_gmsc.stk mtp2
C:\K1297\stacks\umts_iu\umts_iu_ranap_alcap.stk sscop " ...
Because in Preferences->Protocols->k12 i don't have a option called "Configuration filename" and I don't know where to make the configuration from the example from above.
Also I tried to open wireshark from cmd (I work on Windows) with the -o 'k12.config: /path/to/k12_config option but I get a invalid -o flag k12.config
I mention that in Preferences->Protocols-> I have k12xx and not k12.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks in advance
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