Wireshark Help

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Hello everyone,
Does anyone know to sniff packets coming out of gnuradio? I am
spinning my wheels trying to figure this out on my own. Is there some
sort of sink that goes to an ip address or a USB port that will show
up in wiresharks interface?
Thanks,
Matt D


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Are you talking about sniffing USRP data? Gnuradio doesn’t have
“packets” – it only knows about raw samples. If you’re using a USRP,
UHD will packetize those samples on their way to/from the hardware; we
use the VITA 49/VRT protocol for this. You can use the VRT dissector
found here:

…to view those packets, although there’s not a lot of information
there aside from the samples themselves. Alexander C. and Ivan
Kluchnikov put together a dissector for the control protocol N-series
USRPs use, which can be found here:

Hope this helps,
–n

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Thanks Nick,
I was under the impression that gnu radio had a sink that would send
packets to an ip address on the local machine. the guys at osmomcom
did it somehow but their site is down (sad).
Thanks,
Matt


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On 03/22/2013 11:06 AM, Matt D wrote:

the guys at osmomcom did it somehow but their site is down (sad).
Thanks, Matt -----------------------
Sounds right but I am stuck trying to find out how to send the packets
to the wireshark interface.
Thanks
(Replying to list)

You should be able to point the TCP/UDP sink to localhost on some
high-numbered port that you choose. Then in Wireshark, capture on the
local interface, usually “lo”.

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