Article ID: 168862
Article Last Modified on 10/27/2006
TP4.DLL = 0: TP4 ISO.DLL = 0: ISO, TPDU, SPDU, PPDU, ACSE, RTSE, RTSThen add these following new sections to the Parser.ini file:
[RTS]
Comment = "1984 Reliable Transport Service"
FollowSet =
HelpFile =
[RTSE]
Comment = "Reliable Transport Service Element"
FollowSet =
HelpFile =
[ACSE]
Comment = "Association Control Service Element"
FollowSet =
HelpFile =
[PPDU]
Comment = "Presentation Packet Data Unit"
FollowSet =
HelpFile =
[SPDU]
Comment = "Session Packet Data Unit"
FollowSet =
HelpFile =
[TPDU]
Comment = "Transport Packet Data Unit"
FollowSet =
HelpFile =
[ISO]
Comment = "ISO RFC 1006 Protocol"
FollowSet =
HelpFile =
[TP4]
Comment = "TP4 OSI CLNP Protocol"
FollowSet = TPDU
HelpFile =
Modify the "FollowSet=" entry in the [LLC] section to equal TP4. The [LLC]
section will then read:
[LLC]
Comment = "Logical Link Control/802.2 protocol"
FollowSet = TP4
HelpFile =
After adding these parsers, it would completely parse the X.400
connection/disconnection and data transfer packets. The ISO parser would
parse the following information.
1988 RFC1006 wrapper for X.400 over TCP/IP
ACSE TPDU SPDU PPDU RTSE1984 RFC1006 wrapper for X.400 overTCP/IP
TPDU SPDU RTS (plus X.410)The ISO and TP4 Network Monitor Parsers are part of the BackOffice Resource Kit version 3.0.
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