I would like to ask when I check the authentication packets, what is the meaning of Flags=.......C, when I expand the packet, I could not find where is the C Is it a carry bit? Where can I find it? Also, is it possible to have seq=0 of the authentication packet send by client?21 asked 15 Apr '16, 21:41  Kristy Lau |
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This looks like an 802.11 wireless frame that you are referring to, as it is the only one I know that has that type of information in the Info field. The C refers to the checksum, if available. Example snapshot - two wireless capture devices set to the same channel, for comparison. One passes up the FCS, the other does not:
and the body looks like this (pertinent part):
answered 20 Apr '16, 03:04  Bob Jones |
the authentication packets of which protocol ?? Can you please provide a sample capture file and/or a screenshot?
Regards Kurt