RTP flow identification
Desem, Can
Can.Desem at team.telstra.com
Mon Feb 8 00:09:16 EST 2010
Hey Carter,
Should this fix be applied to "rtcp" as well?
Regards,
Can Desem
-----Original Message-----
From: argus-info-bounces+can.desem=team.telstra.com at lists.andrew.cmu.edu [mailto:argus-info-bounces+can.desem=team.telstra.com at lists.andrew.cmu.edu] On Behalf Of Desem, Can
Sent: Monday, 8 February 2010 4:04 PM
To: Carter Bullard
Cc: argus-info at lists.andrew.cmu.edu
Subject: Re: [ARGUS] RTP flow identification
Thanks Carter,
This seems to fix it.
Can Desem
-----Original Message-----
From: Carter Bullard [mailto:carter at qosient.com]
Sent: Monday, 8 February 2010 3:17 PM
To: Desem, Can
Cc: argus-info at lists.andrew.cmu.edu
Subject: Re: [ARGUS] RTP flow identification
Hey Can Desem,
Hmmm, its a bug in the client programs, not argus.
Try this patch to the clients library, and see if that doesn't help.
Carter
==== //depot/argus/clients/common/argus_client.c#156 - /home/carter/argus/clients/common/argus_client.c ====
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< if (cnt == sizeof(*rtp))
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> if (cnt == (sizeof(*rtp) + 4))
On Feb 7, 2010, at 7:13 PM, Desem, Can wrote:
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> Previously, (with argus 2.xx) "rtp" would be identifed at the protocol field. However this does not seem to be the case with current argus, or I am not using the tools properly.
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> Here is what I have done: I have downloaded a sample file from http://wiki.wireshark.org/SampleCaptures which has SIP and RTP packets in a file called "h223-over-rtp.pcap.gz".
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> The simple commands I use are;
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> gzip -cd h223-over-rtp.pcap.gz | argus -r- -w- |ra
>
> With argus 2.0.6 I get
>
> 08 Feb 10 11:03:20 man 229.97.122.203 v2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 STA
> 06 Jan 07 03:20:16 udp 83.166.68.63.32090 -> 239.42.37.1.32090 1 0 286 0 CON
> 06 Jan 07 03:20:44 udp 83.166.68.46.5060 <-> 83.166.68.63.5060 4 3 2150 1346 CON
> 06 Jan 07 03:20:44 rtp 83.166.68.63.33238 <-> 83.166.68.46.36780 375 344 80566 73616 CON
> 06 Jan 07 03:20:52 udp 83.166.68.63.32090 -> 239.42.37.1.32090 1 0 311 0 CON
> 08 Feb 10 11:03:20 man 229.97.122.203 v2.0 5 0 728 0 158281 4 SHT
>
> With argus 3.0.2, I get;
>
> 03:20:13.261047 e arp 83.166.68.63 who 83.166.68.1 6 360 INT
> 03:20:16.733770 e udp 83.166.68.63.32090 -> 239.42.37.1.32090 1 286 INT
> 03:20:19.261849 e arp 83.166.68.63 who 83.166.68.1 6 360 INT
> 03:20:25.262514 e arp 83.166.68.63 who 83.166.68.1 6 360 INT
> 03:20:31.263310 e arp 83.166.68.63 who 83.166.68.1 6 360 INT
> 03:20:37.263980 e arp 83.166.68.63 who 83.166.68.1 6 360 INT
> 03:20:43.264761 e arp 83.166.68.63 who 83.166.68.1 6 360 INT
> 03:20:44.930507 e udp 83.166.68.63.33238 <-> 83.166.68.46.36780 469 100854 CON
> 03:20:44.919395 e arp 83.166.68.46 who 83.166.68.63 4 222 CON
> 03:20:44.919598 e udp 83.166.68.46.5060 <-> 83.166.68.63.5060 5 2616 CON
> 03:20:49.265574 e arp 83.166.68.63 who 83.166.68.1 6 360 INT
> 03:20:49.934778 eU udp 83.166.68.63.33238 <-> 83.166.68.46.36780 250 53334 CON
> 03:20:52.439296 e udp 83.166.68.46.5060 <-> 83.166.68.63.5060 2 880 CON
> 03:20:52.451542 e icmp 83.166.68.46.0x0303 -> 83.166.68.63.0xac8f 2 324 URP
> 03:20:52.508279 e udp 83.166.68.63.32090 -> 239.42.37.1.32090 1 311 INT
>
> So in the former case "rtp" is identified but not in the latest version of argus.
>
> Is this too simplistic? Should I be using some more complex filtering options?
>
> Regards,
> Can Desem
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