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3.12. The “Telephony” menu

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3.12. The “Telephony” menu

The Wireshark Telephony menu contains the fields shown in Table 3.9, “Telephony menu items”.

Figure 3.10. The “Telephony” Menu

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All menu items will bring up a new window showing specific telephony related statistical information.

Table 3.9. Telephony menu items

Menu Item Accelerator Description

IAX2

See Section 9.7, “The protocol specific statistics windows”

SMPP Operations…

See Section 9.7, “The protocol specific statistics windows”

SCTP

See Section 9.7, “The protocol specific statistics windows”

ANSI

See Section 9.7, “The protocol specific statistics windows”

GSM

See Section 9.7, “The protocol specific statistics windows”

H.225…

See Section 9.7, “The protocol specific statistics windows”

ISUP Messages…

See Section 9.7, “The protocol specific statistics windows”

LTE

See Section 9.5, “LTE MAC Traffic Statistics”

MTP3

See Section 9.7, “The protocol specific statistics windows”

RTP

See Section 9.2, “RTP Analysis”

SIP…

See Section 9.7, “The protocol specific statistics windows”

UCP Messages…

See Section 9.7, “The protocol specific statistics windows”

VoIP Calls…

See Section 9.4, “VoIP Calls”

WAP-WSP…

See Section 9.7, “The protocol specific statistics windows”


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