mismatching Data for packets

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  1. Phant0m

    Phant0m Registered Member

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    Look ‘n’ Stop is mismatching Data for packets, Another BUG!

    Now I’m questioning whether other packet info being mismatched, such like IP and Ports, flags and so on…
     
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    what are the other ones? :doubt:

    and..could you post some examples?
     
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    :(

    yes, you're right..and I could reproduce it as well... :doubt:
     
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    Some questions:

    How do you reproduce it ?
    Is it the same for all packets in the logs ? or is it specific to some TCP packey (SYN one for instance).
    Does the Raw Packet log show the same information ?

    Thanks

    Frederic
     
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    It happens continuously, but to be reproduced manually I need to make connection to http server for instance while on SB Chat server, some how the packet reading depending on the amount of traffic at the time makes it capture poorly. If it is related only to TCP I wouldn’t know since I mainly have Applications that uses TCP Protocol, and no doesn’t consist with TCP SYN Flag.
     
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    02/03/04,17:38:11 Addition, Downlink packet:
    0000:00 09 6B E9 43 81 00 0D ..kéC..

    0008:88 00 F0 FA 08 00 45 00 ˆ.ðú..E.

    0010:00 28 A2 70 40 00 30 06 .(¢p@.0.

    0018:1E 7C CD BC FD 19 C0 A8 |ͼýÀ¨

    0020:FE 64 00 50 12 2A 68 50 þd.P*hP

    0028:B2 72 C4 2B C6 A1 50 11 ²rÄ+Æ¡P

    0030:1D 50 50 35 00 00 5B 4D PP5..[M

    0038:65 73 73 61 essa
     

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