Event structure: native Ethernet/802.3
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Event Structure |
What is an Ethernet/802.3 event ?... |
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native Ethernet/802.3
display |
by using Clarinet Event-Editor without
any filter ... |
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Ethernet/802.3 decoding |
by using Clarinet Event-Editor with a
filter ... |
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Standards |
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The Ethernet/802.3 events are generated by the analysis process from the DL
link when the data structure is based on Ethernet/802.3 frame envelope.
The binary event structure is defined in the Clarinet-API.
Clarinet Event-Editor: native Ethernet/802.3 display
The edition of the Ethernet/802.3 events without any decoding/formatting
allows to display the contents of the differents fields:
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Event information |
Date |
Date of the event (end of Ethernet/802.3
frame) in the format: hh:mm:ss/xxx.y |
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| N |
The interface number which identifies the
Clarinet-interface connected to the host. |
| D1 |
The decoding level as specified in the
filter (protocol stack). |
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Protocol fields |
802.3 |
<Ethernet/802.3 type>
[nnnn] |
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Data field |
Field of the conveyed data,
displayed in hexadecimal. |
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<Ethernet/802.3
type> |
- Frame: Valid frame with correct CRC calculation result.
- Err E0: overrun.
- Err E1: no resources.
- Err E2: alignment error.
- Err E3: CRC error.
- Err E4: length error.
- Err E8: collision.
- Err E9: does'nt match IA.
- Err E13: truncated frame.
- Err E14: no EOP flag.
- Err E15: frame too short.
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[nnnn] |
The number of octets of the information
field. The length does not include the 2-octet CRC. |
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