dhuber@aut.autelca.ascom.ch (Daniel Huber) (02/14/91)
Hi I'd like to setup some filtering on a TransLAN III connection. There are some packet types I did not found any description. 0800 TCP/IP 8080 TransLAN packet 0806 ARP But what about 8037 ? 3C07 ? 3C09 ? 8035 ? Somebody can help me out? Daniel -- Daniel Huber AD-KT2.6 VOICE: +41 31 52 96 64 Ascom Autelca AG FAX: +41 31 52 53 01 CH-3073 Guemligen EMAIL: dhuber@autelca.ascom.ch Switzerland UUCP: uunet!chx400!hslrswi!aut!dhuber
kevin@exocet.mentec.ie (Kevin O'Farrell) (02/15/91)
In article <1470@aut.autelca.ascom.ch>, dhuber@aut.autelca.ascom.ch (Daniel Huber) writes: > > I'd like to setup some filtering on a TransLAN III connection. > There are some packet types I did not found any description. > > But what about > > 8037 ? > 3C07 ? > 3C09 ? > 8035 ? > > Somebody can help me out? > > Daniel > I don't know about the first three but 80-35 is listed as follows: 80-35 Stanford University reserved ARP Kevin, ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kevin O'Farrell | Internet/Bitnet: kevin@mentec.ie Technical Services Group.| Janet: kevin%mentec.ie@earn-relay Mentec Computer Systems. | PSI-Mail: PSI%272436059082::kevin Pottery Road. | MCImail: KOFARRELL / 390-4994 Dun Laoire. | Voice: +353-1-858444 Co Dublin. Ireland | FAX: +353-1-858005 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
burdick@hpspdra.HP.COM (Matt Burdick) (02/16/91)
> 8037 ? > 3C07 ? > 3C09 ? > 8035 ? The only one I know is 8035 (reverse ARP). -matt -- Matt Burdick | Hewlett-Packard burdick@hpspd.spd.hp.com | Intelligent Networks Operation
ccwacker@cnedcu51.bitnet (02/17/91)
In article <1470@aut.autelca.ascom.ch>, dhuber@aut.autelca.ascom.ch (Daniel Huber) writes: > > I'd like to setup some filtering on a TransLAN III connection. > There are some packet types I did not found any description. > > 8037 ? > 3C07 ? > 3C09 ? > 8035 ? 8035 is Reverse ARP Never seen the others. Claude Wacker Network Manager @ University of Neuchatel, Switzerland C=ch; ADMD=arcom; PRMD=switch; O=unine; OU=dcal; S=Wacker Wacker@dcal.unine.ch
mshiels@tmsoft.uucp (Michael A. Shiels) (02/18/91)
3Cxx are for the 3COM NBP (netbios) protocol. Are you running 3+Open? 3C00 - vritual circuit data 3C01 - system 3C02 - connect request 3C03 - connect response 3C04 - connect complete 3C05 - close request 3C06 - close response 3C07 - datagram 3C08 - broadcast datagram 3C09 - clain name 3C0A - delete name 3C0B - remote adapter status request 3C0C - remote adapter status response
sph@logitek.co.uk (Stephen Hope) (02/18/91)
kevin@exocet.mentec.ie (Kevin O'Farrell) writes: >In article <1470@aut.autelca.ascom.ch>, dhuber@aut.autelca.ascom.ch (Daniel Huber) writes: >> >> I'd like to setup some filtering on a TransLAN III connection. >> There are some packet types I did not found any description. >> >> But what about >> >> 8037 ? >> 3C07 ? >> 3C09 ? >> 8035 ? >> >> Somebody can help me out? >> >> Daniel >> >I don't know about the first three but 80-35 is listed as follows: >80-35 Stanford University reserved ARP >Kevin, >------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >Kevin O'Farrell | Internet/Bitnet: kevin@mentec.ie >Technical Services Group.| Janet: kevin%mentec.ie@earn-relay >Mentec Computer Systems. | PSI-Mail: PSI%272436059082::kevin >Pottery Road. | MCImail: KOFARRELL / 390-4994 >Dun Laoire. | Voice: +353-1-858444 >Co Dublin. Ireland | FAX: +353-1-858005 >------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The 3c00 - 3c0d packets are 3Com NBP (low RAM use NetBIOS packet types. I have never seen the 8037 type ID. Stephen -- News User
sph@logitek.co.uk (Stephen Hope) (02/20/91)
mshiels@tmsoft.uucp (Michael A. Shiels) writes: >3Cxx are for the 3COM NBP (netbios) protocol. Are you running 3+Open? >3C00 - vritual circuit data >3C01 - system >3C02 - connect request >3C03 - connect response >3C04 - connect complete >3C05 - close request >3C06 - close response >3C07 - datagram >3C08 - broadcast datagram >3C09 - clain name >3C0A - delete name >3C0B - remote adapter status request >3C0C - remote adapter status response You forgot one: 3C0D - Adaptor Reset. Also, these protocol is a simplified version of XNS (no network numbers, routing etc). -- News User