We already do SCSI ontop of FC and ontop of iSCSI and ontop of NDMP
and , i guess, hyperscsi.
although we only do FC over IP or over broadwalk(cisco mds stuff)
We DEFINITELY need a raw FC encapculation so we can store raw FC frames in
pcap,
at least so that we an convert weirdo finisar captures to something ethereal
can read without
needing to make up lots of fake encapsulation headers!
What happened with that FC frametype support for pcap (sorry for the wrong
nomenclature, im not a libpcap person) that those cray massive parrallell
processing people were talking about a year ago? it just died?
for scsi (agnostic of transport) we could use a SCSI frametype that just
stored SCSI PDUs regardless of the transport (parallell/fc/iscsi/ndmp/...
etc) (((type==command,datain,out,status, special)))
Useful for when sniffing a generic SCSI hba at the SCSI layer.
At least for USB it would be VERY useful. It would make it more easy for
the USB folks to rev eng prop usb protocols so taht my devices i got from
japan will work properly.
Incredibly more useful however, especially for protocol developers and
modern cifs would be :
support for keytab files, krb5 and using the session key to decrypt traffic.
OK. First response is always "thats only useful for hackers": WRONG.
If someone already has aquired your keytab file and is a cracker, there are
many other things he would use the keytab for. Using it for ethereal would
be the last thing on a crackers mind.
See it as If hte keytab file is lost then it doesnt really matter what
they do with it, they already own your house and all other houses in the
same city as well. game over.
protocol developers and protocol analysts would find it very useful.
please someione look at opening the tickets using krb keytabs and using the
session key to decrypt transactions.
From: Guy Harris Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 18:23:07 -0800
On Dec 17, 2003, at 7:22 PM, Pia Sahlberg wrote:
Since we do packet analysis we also need
Firewire
ATAPI
SCSI
Presumably meaning some way to capture and store in pcap files parallel
SCSI. iSCSI we already do, and we do FCP (SCSI-over-Fibre Channel) for
FCIP, although we'd need some way to store FC in pcap files as well.
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