I think serweb use neither TCP or UDP but FIFO. So, you won't be able to sniff the packets, not that I know. The TCP traffic you see may well be HTTP request.

If you want to see what the FIFO request transforms to, use the xlog function in ser to print it out. The latest CVS release lets you print the whole message.

If you want to see how serweb construct the FIFO request and do something similar, look into the code.

Zeus

-----Original Message----- From: serusers-bounces@lists.iptel.org [mailto:serusers-bounces@lists.iptel.org] On Behalf Of Gala, Dipen Sent: Thursday, 24 June 2004 3:54 AM To: serusers@lists.iptel.org Subject: [Serusers] SERWEB packets

Guys I have my serweb running and I am trying to sniff the sip packets through ethereal sniffer s/w But to my shock there is no sip traffic. I guess serweb uses TCP instead of UDP bcoz I am seeing tons of TCP traffic. Has any one encountered such thing.

Can I change the serweb setting so that I can have UDP instead of TCP. Also if its working on TCP how can I see my sip information..

Also does anyone knows how the hell can I use serweb to make a call I have added users in my phone book But they always show offline, even though they have logged in.

If anybody can share his ser.cfg with me for this it will be very nice

Thanks

Dipen K Gala Fidelity Investments System Company - Telecom Phone: (617) 563-2729 Email: Dipen.Gala@FMR.com