Re: Captruing raw ethernet bytes or packets

[Guy Harris <guy () alum mit edu>]

On Oct 30, 2009, at 9:03 PM, Joe G (Home) wrote:

> I use my own ethernet protocol.  can I use Wireshark to capture the  
> raw
> bytes and ethernet packets not an standard ethernet packet?

What do you mean by "[your] own Ethernet protocol"?  Do you mean that  
the frames you send out over Ethernet don't start with a standard  
Ethernet header (6 octets of destination address, 6 octets of source  
address, 2 octets of type/length field)?  Or do you mean that they  
*do* start with a standard Ethernet header, and you're running your  
own protocol *on top of* a standard Ethernet header with a type field,  
or a standard Ethernet header with a length field and with a standard  
802.2 LLC header (and possibly a SNAP header)?
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