guy at alum
Oct 6, 2006, 2:58 PM
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On Oct 6, 2006, at 11:23 AM, Logen Song wrote:
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> Quick Question,
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> Connected a DS-PAA-2 to the IP and FC network. SPAN is configured.
> After lunching ethereal, we see the TCP/IP packets only, no FC
> packets.
So is the Ethernet port of the MDS 9000 Port Analyzer Adapter:
directly plugged into an Ethernet port on the machine running Ethereal?
plugged into a hub into which an Ethernet port on the machine running
Ethereal is also plugged?
plugged into a switch into which an Ethernet port on the machine
running Ethereal is also plugged?
NOTE: not everything called a "hub" is a hub; some are switches. See
http://wiki.wireshark.org/HubReference
> Click the Filter, not even find FC as an option.
That's for display filters, which don't affect what traffic you capture.
A *display* filter for Fibre Channel traffic would be "fc", not "FC".
A *capture* filter for it would either be
ether proto 0xfcfc
or
ether proto 0
assuming that the encapsulation dissected by the "MDS Header"
dissector is the one used by the Port Analyzer Adapter.
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Re: Can not see any FC frames