Convert Wireshark PCAP Files to Sequence Diagrams
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Learn how you can use VisualEther to convert Wireshark PCAP files into Sequence Diagrams. This presentation will get you started with VisualEther. You will also learn how fields in messages can be easily mapped to messages and fields in sequence diagrams.
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- 4. See full message details in a browser window All messages are displayed as collapsible lists that let you navigate the message with ease. 7 Explore the message contents by expanding the areas of interest.
- 5. Choose sequence diagram context by changing the FXT file Control the protocols, message and fields you see in the generated diagrams. 8 Click Edit to customize the SIP-RTP.fxt.xml file. 9 Add more filters like the one shown here. 10 How to select field names? Turn over to the next slide….
- 6. Find the field name Browse a message in Wireshark to find the field name to be included in the sequence diagram. 11 Click View to open the PCAP file in Wireshark. 12 Select the field that you wish to include in the sequence diagram. 13 Get the field name from the status bar. Enclose the field names in <opcode> or <param> tags.
- 7. Add more document types Interface documents, regular expression filtered documents, XML export... 14 Open the generated Scenario Project in EventStudio. 15 Click the Add Documents icon in EventStudio. 16 Choose between many more document types.
- 8. Document gallery Generate over 15 types of documents from your PCAP file. Here are a few examples. High level sequence diagram XML output to use with other tools Context diagram focusing on caller only interactions
- 9. Quick access to generated documents All documents are generated in a single folder. Click Open Project Folder button to access these documents. Open the folder containing the generated diagram.
- 10. Explore the document generation options Customize VisualEther. Control the layout and document details. Click the Options button to customize document generation. Choose between port level or IP address level sequence diagram axis.
- 11. IP address and port level axis Choose between 3 levels of detail… Axis at IP address level Axis at port level Axis at IP address level with port number display
- 12. Learn more We have just scratched the surface of what you can do with VisualEther+EventStudio. Click Help to open the VisualEther User’s Manual.