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Hi,<br />
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If you are referring to decoding the UDH then you can do so using Wireshark.<br />
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<a href="http://www.wireshark.org" rel="ugc">www.wireshark.org</a>
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Hi,

If you are referring to decoding the UDH then you can do so using Wireshark.

www.wireshark.org [http://www.wireshark.org]

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Uetian:<br />
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thanks for your reply. I think I did not explain the question properly. Let me Explain with the help of example. UDH Header would be something like this (PDU Mode)<br />
First Message:<br />
05 00 03 21 02 01<br />
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where <br />
05 = total header length<br />
00= Element Identifier for Long Message Header<br />
03= size of the header for Multipart message header<br />
21= Unique Identifier<br />
02= total number of parts<br />
01= Part number of message<br />
<br />
For second Message<br />
05 00 03 21 02 02 <br />
<br />
Now If I want to edit this information and bring the packets information into continous unlimited flow <br />
how can I do that.<br />
<br />
thanks.<br />
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Uetian:

thanks for your reply. I think I did not explain the question properly. Let me Explain with the help of example. UDH Header would be something like this (PDU Mode)
First Message:
05 00 03 21 02 01

where
05 = total header length
00= Element Identifier for Long Message Header
03= size of the header for Multipart message header
21= Unique Identifier
02= total number of parts
01= Part number of message

For second Message
05 00 03 21 02 02

Now If I want to edit this information and bring the packets information into continous unlimited flow
how can I do that.

thanks.
 



Now if I want to increas




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Experts:<br />
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How can I edit the information in &nbsp;User Data Header (UDH) of the GPRS packet. Do I need special any API from the vendor of the modem or What?
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Experts:

How can I edit the information in  User Data Header (UDH) of the GPRS packet. Do I need special any API from the vendor of the modem or What?

Information in User Data Header

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