Hi,
hopefully simple answer, but when running a diagnose sniffer packet - what does the : udp XX represent ?
14.230079 10.1.2.3.11720 -> 10.7.27.9.8888: udp 72
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It appears to be data length inside of UDP datagram. If you run a packet capture via GUI and download it then open it with Wireshark, you can see the same.
Hi,
This is the captured size of the packet. I saw it in Wireshark.
If you use "diag sniffer packet <int> <filter> 6 0 l" and then use fgt2eth.exe to convert the capture to Wireshark, the field "72" is the captured size.
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