On May 17, 2009, at 7:35 PM, amit gombi wrote:
On Mon, 18 May 2009 Guy Harris wrote :
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>On May 16, 2009, at 10:28 PM, sameer patil wrote:
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>> I am working on embedded project which has TCP/IP/PPP
stack. I want to connect my ARM based microcontroller to the
serial port of my PC and use wireshark to capture PPP packets.
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>I assume Wireshark is running on the PC.
>
>So are you using PPP to communicate between the microcontroller
and the PC (so that the serial port is being used as a network
connection), or are you using PPP to communicate between the
microcontroller and some other machine, with the PC being used to
passively capture PPP packets going between the microcontroller and
that other machine?
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>And if you're using PPP to communicate between the PC and the
microcontroller, what version of what operating system is the PC
running?
hello,
I am using windows XP SP2 .there is only one PC and one
microcontroller connected through RS232 Port so serial port is being
used as a network connection. I am unable to know should i use full
modem cable ?
Use whatever cable is necessary to make the connection work. Are the
microcontroller and the Windows machine successfully communicating
over TCP/IP?
and what should be the baud rate and other serial port settings?
The baud rate and other serial port settings should be whatever they
need to be to make the connection work.
i am using "adapter for general dial-up and VPN capture"as my
interface.