On Fri, 2006-08-18 at 14:59 -0400, Matt Bickley wrote:
> Ned Arnold wrote:
> > All -
> >
> > COSYLAB is interested in adding Channel Access support to Ethereal (an
> > open source protocol sniffer) ... for a small fee of course. I'd like
> > some feedback on whether this seems useful ... and how much your
> > institution would be willing to pitch in.
> >
> > It would be one way to feel a little more independent and confident in
> > one's ability to investigate site-specific communication anomalies, so
> > it has a real payback for your project.
> >
> > Send comments <and checks> to tech-talk.
>
> We already use ethereal, and it has been very helpful for us
> in diagnosing network issues and in making us aware of poorly
> behaving clients. You have to wade through a lot of
> extraneous traffic to find the CA-relevant, however. If
> ethereal had CA support, the tool would be easier to use by
> anyone, not just network protocol experts.
What we have done is to create some nice filters using ethereal to pick
out the EPICS CA TCP and UDP traffic.
Thanks,
Ernest
>
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