Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) DHCP is a client/server protocol used to dynamically assign parameters (and other things) to a DHCP client. It is implemented as an option of. Some operating systems (including Windows 98 and later and Mac OS 8.5 and later) use to locally assign an if no DHCP server is available.

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History • 'Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol' October 1993, obsoleted by RFC1541 • 'Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol' October 1993, obsoleted by RFC2131 • 'Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol' March 1997, updated by RFC3396 • 'Encoding Long Options in the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCPv4)' November 2002 Protocol dependencies •: DHCP uses as its transport protocol. Example traffic Wireshark The DHCP dissector is fully functional. Windows Endian Bug Detection Most versions of Microsoft Windows improperly encode the secs field on the wire as little-endian. Wireshark will attempt to detect this and display the message 'little endian bug?' In the packet detail. In the example below, the secs value 0x0e00 (3584, or nearly an hour) was sent by a Windows XP client, even though the client hadn't been retrying that long. Interpreting the value as 0x000e (14) matches the time elapsed since the first request (packet #3).

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Preference Settings • Decode Option 85 as String: Novell Servers option 85 can be configured as a string instead of address. • Packet Cable CCC protocol version: The Packet Cable CCC protocol version. • Packet Cable CCC option: Option Number for Packet Cable Cable Labs Client Configuration. • Custom BootP/DHCP Options (Excl.

Suboptions): Define custom interpretation of options Example capture files • • • • Display Filter As DHCP is implemented as an option of BOOTP, you can only filter on BOOTP messages. A complete list of BOOTP display filter fields can be found in the • Show only the BOOTP based traffic: bootp Capture Filter As DHCP is implemented as an option of BOOTP, you can only filter on BOOTP messages. You cannot directly filter BOOTP protocols while capturing if they are going to or from arbitrary ports. However, BOOTP traffic normally goes to or from ports 67 and 68, and traffic to and from those ports is normally BOOTP traffic, so you can filter on those port numbers. • Capture only traffic to and from ports 67 and 68: port 67 or port 68 On many systems, you can say 'port bootps' rather than 'port 67' and 'port bootpc' rather than 'port 68'. External links • in the you could search for DHCP, as there are a lot of DHCP options spread over several RFC's Discussion What about little endian bug? There is some errors in 'seconds elasped' field, but nothing about an issue about this.

(I've got this error on DHCPInform request, the request is loaded twice, with 3 seconds intervals and one of the two request contains this error) - If you think there's a bug in Wireshark's DHCP dissector, either file the bug on the Wireshark Bugzilla or send mail to the wireshark-users mailing list; this is not the place for reporting Wireshark bugs. - Guy Harris I think might be referring to an error message that Wireshark displays. I've added an explanation along with a screenshot. - Yes this is it,, thanks a lot - DHCP (last edited 2010-02-19 22:37:34 by ).

The used for tcpdump should work exactly the same way on wireshark capture filter. With tcpdump I would use a filter like this. Tcpdump 'tcp[tcpflags] & (tcp-syn tcp-ack)!= 0' Check out the, and pay close attention to the tcpflags. Be sure to also check out the sections in the Wireshark Wiki about capture and display filters.

Unfortunately the two types of filters use a completely different syntax, and different names for the same thing. If you wanted a display filter instead of capture filter you would probably need to build an expression combining tcp.flags.ack, and tcp.flags.syn. I am far more familiar with capture filters though, so you'll have to work that out on your own. • • Display filter ref: • TCP display ref: •. While @Zoredache's answer is nice and complete, note that that syntax will yield any packets that have the TCP SYN or the TCP ACK flag set, including packets which are not strictly just plain 'TCP SYN' or 'TCP ACK' packets, because they also have other flags set. This may or may not be what you (or future readers) intended.

For example, that syntax will also capture TCP SYN-ACK packets, TCP FIN-ACK, etc. If you want only TCP SYN or TCP ACK packets (i.e.