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For H.323 calls it shows if the call uses Fast Start or H245 tunneling

Unknown: This shows the call is in an unknown stateĬomment: An extra comment, this is protocol dependent.

Incall: To indicate the call is still connected.

Ringing: Means the call is ringing (MGCP calls only support it).

Canceled: Meaning the call was released before connection from the originating caller.

Call setup: Call in setup state (Proceeding, Progress or Altering).

Completed:The call was connected and then released.

Rejected: The call was released before connection by the destination side.

Packets: This will show the number of packets involved in the call. Protocol: This will show any of the protocols listed in the previous section. For MGCP calls, the dialed number or Endpoint. For SIP calls, this is the ‘To’ field of the INVITE. To: For ISUP and H323 calls, this is the called VoIP number. For MGCP calls, the Endpoint of calling number. For SIP calls is the ‘From’ field of the InVITE for UNISTIM, Terminal ID.

Initial speaker: Shows the IP address source of the packet that started the call.įrom: For ISUP and H323 calls, this is the calling number. Start time: This shows the start time of the call Stop time: This is the stop time of the call To be able to access the VoIP calls analysis, use the menu entry, telephony, Voice over IP telephony calls the current Voice over Internet Protocol supported protocols are :Įach VoIP call list shows the following information per call. How do I filter VoIP call using Wireshark? How do I analyze VoIP calls using WireShark? Wireshark capture packets can be used for SIP traffic analysis, software, communications, Local network development. You can also use Wireshark to capture traffic on cloud PBX. To make a call or reproduce the specific action that you wish to analyze (for example, registration with a VoIP provider, or an outbound call). Wireshark is a network capture tool that analyses packets. Besides that, you will see the caller id and callee id in the form and top URL. As well as the initial speaker and IP address of the caller.

You will be able to see the start time and time stop of every call.

To trace a VoIP call using Wireshark, use the menu entry telephony, the select VoIP calls, you will see the SIP call list.