I am having difficulty decrypting Zigbee packets on my 1.6.5 installation on Gentoo Linux, installed from an ebuild. However, the same version installed on a win32 (WinXP) system auto decrypts and finds the key correctly (same .pcap file). I have tried manally entering the key into the Linux release and it still does not decrypt the encrypted packets. You can find the .pcap file at the following URL, https://eecs.wsu.edu/~adrassal/output.pcap If someone has time, please download the .pcap file and see if it will decrypt on your Linux system, I can't get the packets to auto decrypt on my Win32 system. The .pcap file includes a packet with the key, so it auto decrypts the whole file. If you find any useful results, please let me know by reply post. Thanks. Allan Drassal Washington State University asked 16 Mar '12, 23:56  drasal edited 16 Mar '12, 23:57 |
2 Answers:
Are you running the same version of Wireshark on the Linux box and the Windows box? Did you check the 802.15.4 and Zigbee protocol preferences on both boxes? Are they the same? answered 19 Mar '12, 23:49  SYN-bit ♦♦ |
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I am running the same version on Win32 and Linux (Gentoo) (ersion 1.6.5). I have the same settings for the Zigbee protocol preferences. At first, in the Linux version, I tried to enter the key in so many different ways, but never got it to work correctly. I eventually installed it on my Win32 workstation and it automatically decoded packets (from a fresh install, no changing any preferences). But, I did check and the Zigbee configuration is the same.
Has anyone else had troule decrypting Zigbee packets on the Linux build (version 1.6.5)?