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	  FOREWORD
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The patch in this folder allows Wireshark to process packets that contain TLS-protected
Diameter messages over SCTP multi-stream associations. Each SCTP stream pairs is handled
as a separate TLS channel (RFC3436), which is consistent with freeDiameter 1.0.x mechanism.

It should be noted however that rfc3588bis (revised Diameter) recommends that DTLS is used
instead of TLS over SCTP, for the reasons highlighted in the introduction of RFC6083.
When this new mechanism is implemented in freeDiameter, a different patch will probably
be required for wireshark.


The instructions in this file will change your wireshark binary in a way suitable for
analysis of Diameter over TLS over SCTP, but may have unexpected side-effects
on some other protocols analysis (including DTLS).

The instructions refer to Debian-style packaging (apt), you should adapt 
the process to build a new modified package of wireshark for your distribution.

The provided patch has been successfully tested with:
 - wireshark-1.2.7 (Ubuntu Lucid)
 - wireshark-1.2.11 (Ubuntu Maverick)
It may or may not work on more recent or ancient versions.


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	INSTRUCTIONS
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The steps are:
 - get your wireshark source
 	apt-get source wireshark
	cd wireshark-1.2.*
	
 - apply the patch
 	cat ~/wireshark-1.2.7-diameter-tls.patch | patch -p1

 - increase the version number
 	dch -lfD "Added support for Diameter over TLS over SCTP"
	
 - Create a new package, this might take a while
	fakeroot debian/rules binary

 - Install the modified version
 	sudo dpkg --install ../wireshark-common_*fD*.deb ../wireshark_*fD*.deb

 - Start the new wireshark:
 	wireshark &
	
To analyze a capture file, you will need the private keys of both peers involved.

Let's imagine for example:
  peer A with IP address 192.168.0.10 has private key privA.pem
  peer B with IP address 192.168.0.11 has private key privB.pem
  
In wireshark you must do the following:
 - go to menu Edit->Preferences
 - In the left panel, under Protocols, scroll to "SSL" and select it.
 - In the right panel, fill "RSA keys list" as follow:
	192.168.0.10,3869,diameter,/absolute/path/to/privA.pem;192.168.0.11,3869,diameter,/absolute/path/to/privB.pem
 - You may find also useful to select an SSL debug file to get a hint of any problem.
 
Once this configuration is complete, you should be able to see the contents of SCTP packets, 
including protected Diameter payload.

Check the "sample" subdirectory for a test capture file.