I think it should not be hard to do it based of the binding_info.

Beware that if (binding == &no_binding) we do not have a binding so
you should not reassemble or else we'll have trouble.

BTW: binding is not the propper name, session or call might be better names

Luis

1/18/06, Anders Broman <a.broman (AT) telia (DOT) comwrote:
Hi,
I'm looking into it.
Brg
Anders

Hi ,

you are correct, SCCP reassembly is currently not implemented.

Best regards
Michael

Jan 18, 2006, at 3:35 PM, Jacques, (CBU-Test Infra) wrote:

Hello,

It seems that SCCP (with TCAP payload) re-assembly (XUDTs) is not
supported in Ethereal.
Anyone already looked at it? Any thoughts?

I have a trace I can send on demand.

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I'd been meaning to take a look at the binding_info stuff. Is it
basically equivalent to a conversation for SCCP? (I had always
envisioned using/adapting the conversation stuff to SCCP to keep track
of Class-2 stuff but have never had time.)

LEG wrote:
I think it should not be hard to do it based of the binding_info.

Beware that if (binding == &no_binding) we do not have a binding so
you should not reassemble or else we'll have trouble.

BTW: binding is not the propper name, session or call might be better names.

Luis

1/18/06, Anders Broman <a.broman (AT) telia (DOT) comwrote:
>Hi,
>I'm looking into it.
>Brg
>Anders
>>
>Hi ,
>>
>you are correct, SCCP reassembly is currently not implemented.
>>
>Best regards
>Michael
>>
>Jan 18, 2006, at 3:35 PM, Jacques, (CBU-Test Infra) wrote:
>>
Hello,

It seems that SCCP (with TCAP payload) re-assembly (XUDTs) is not
supported in Ethereal.
Anyone already looked at it? Any thoughts?

I have a trace I can send on demand.

Ethereal-dev mailing list
Ethereal-dev (AT) ethereal (DOT) com

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>Ethereal-dev mailing list
>Ethereal-dev (AT) ethereal (DOT) com
>
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>Ethereal-dev (AT) ethereal (DOT) com
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