Thank you Christian. Yup I got that. 
I have one more query. How do we read the protocol towers?? I know that there are 5 columns and in 4 and 5, we have the port no. and IP address. But suppose as per our previously attached PCAP file, when we have more than one Towers, then what do the fields "Tower Array:", "Max Count", "Offset", "Actual Count" signify and then they are also there for each subtower. How to interpret it?? I couldn't find details about that in the DOC. Could anyone help for this.
Thanks and Regards
Rahul Sharma
On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 8:27 PM, Unuetzer, Christian (AMOS SE) 
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Hi Rahul,
 
 
there are two tower pointers with port# and IP 
addr!
You can see the payload on the tcp level (for frame 1610 -- 
payload =240 byte (see attached image as well))!
 
Regards
Christian
 
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Hi All,
I have attached an image file and a pcap file with the 
packets captured. You can see the packets by applying the filter "dcerpc" and 
see for packet no. 1610. I am unable to get how to see the payload of MSRPC and 
get the port_no and IP_Address exchanged in that packet. I need to write a code 
which will work for all DCERPC packets. Do help me in understanding the basic 
protocol format of DCERPC.
Thanks and Regards
Rahul 
Sharma
  
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