When sniffing network traffic I see packets of 8203 protocol.
What is it, FLEET?
Tony.
“Tony” <mts.spb.suxx@mail.ru> wrote in message
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When sniffing network traffic I see packets of 8203 protocol.
What is it, FLEET?
Yes
Tony.
Where can I find an in-depth description of FLEET?
I need to add a plug-in to decode FLEET packets to my sniffer.
Tony.
“Tony” <mts.spb.suxx@mail.ru> wrote in message
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Where can I find an in-depth description of FLEET?
I need to add a plug-in to decode FLEET packets to my sniffer.
It’s not documented and I don’t think it’s made public. Netsniff included
with QNX4 (a sniffer) has an option to parse the packet and display a
“little bit” of info about them.
Tony.
Mackay Foster <mackai@swbell.net> wrote:
MF > Actually it was public at one time. I somehow located a Knowledge Base
MF > article named “QNX4 network packet format” that discussed it and
MF > included a portion of the file “eth.h” with the packet structure. (The
MF > closest I can find to a date is March, 2002.)
MF > Since the structure of QNX documentation has been extensively changed
MF > since then, good luck on finding it now.
What has changed since March 2002?
I certainly doubt that the network packets have changed.
Mario Charest wrote:
“Tony” <> mts.spb.suxx@mail.ru> > wrote in message
news:> opr9o8wmcco93ri4@workstation.wst.quantum.ru> …Where can I find an in-depth description of FLEET?
I need to add a plug-in to decode FLEET packets to my sniffer.
It’s not documented and I don’t think it’s made public. Netsniff included
with QNX4 (a sniffer) has an option to parse the packet and display a
“little bit” of info about them.
Actually it was public at one time. I somehow located a Knowledge Base
article named “QNX4 network packet format” that discussed it and
included a portion of the file “eth.h” with the packet structure. (The
closest I can find to a date is March, 2002.)
Since the structure of QNX documentation has been extensively changed
since then, good luck on finding it now.
Tony.
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I kept a copy of the html page for my own use but don’t know that I
would have permission to share it.
Mackay Foster
NYAB Train-Dynamics Systems
Bill Caroselli wrote:
Mackay Foster <> mackai@swbell.net> > wrote:
MF > Actually it was public at one time. I somehow located a Knowledge Base
MF > article named “QNX4 network packet format” that discussed it and
MF > included a portion of the file “eth.h” with the packet structure. (The
MF > closest I can find to a date is March, 2002.)MF > Since the structure of QNX documentation has been extensively changed
MF > since then, good luck on finding it now.What has changed since March 2002?
I certainly doubt that the network packets have changed.
The organization of documentation at qnx.com, i.e., finding it again.
Mackay
That’s good.
And where can I find the “struct qnx_hdr” layout?
Tony.
Mackay Foster <mackai@swbell.net> wrote:
Mario Charest wrote:
“Tony” <> mts.spb.suxx@mail.ru> > wrote in message
news:> opr9o8wmcco93ri4@workstation.wst.quantum.ru> …Where can I find an in-depth description of FLEET?
I need to add a plug-in to decode FLEET packets to my sniffer.
It’s not documented and I don’t think it’s made public. Netsniff included
with QNX4 (a sniffer) has an option to parse the packet and display a
“little bit” of info about them.Actually it was public at one time. I somehow located a Knowledge Base
article named “QNX4 network packet format” that discussed it and
included a portion of the file “eth.h” with the packet structure. (The
closest I can find to a date is March, 2002.)Since the structure of QNX documentation has been extensively changed
since then, good luck on finding it now.
Tony.
I kept a copy of the html page for my own use but don’t know that I
would have permission to share it.
I can’t see a problem with posting it here.
-David
Please follow-up to newsgroup, rather than personal email.
David Gibbs
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
David Gibbs wrote:
Mackay Foster <> mackai@swbell.net> > wrote:
I kept a copy of the html page for my own use but don’t know that I
would have permission to share it.
I can’t see a problem with posting it here.-David
Great.
I am attaching it (but it is an html page). I didn’t try to keep any of
the html-tag targets, just the text.
Mackay