Hey,
I just got my hEx and powered it on.
I upgraded it to latest version and also tweaked it a little bit.
From WebFig, I went to “Tools → Packet Sniffer” and initially could see the IP addresses and ports etc.
But now, all I see is only the remaining (without the IP addresses/ports) - see image:
How do I get the full info for every record?
I think that there’s a bug:
The Raw Data of each record/packet contains the IP address, but it isn’t being shown in the record.
I followed the Javascript code and noticed that the following method:
types.number.get = function (attrs, obj) {
var val = obj[attrs.id || 0];
return val instanceof Array ? val[0] : val;
};
Fails to interpret the Raw Data for IP address / Port, because that the “attrs.id” of the specific data (either IP address or port) doesn’t exist in the “obj”.
Both of these (“attrs.id” and “obj”) are being retrieved from the web server.
For example - for the column “Src. Port”:
The variable “attr” shows this data:
id: "u14"
name: "Src. Port"
opt: 1
owner: {…}
type: "number"
width: 50
<prototype>: {…}
Therefore, attrs.id = “u14”.
But:
_owner: {…}
_type: {…}
b1a: 0
r10: (6) […]
r11: (6) […]
s28: "0000: RawBytesRow1 ASCIIofRow1\n0010: RawBytesRow2 ASCIIofRow2\n0020: RawBytesRow3 ASCIIofRow3\n0030: RawBytesRow4 ASCIIofRow4"
u1: 1
u13: 0
u19: 1
u2: 2048
u3: 70
uf: 1097591
ufe0001: 3006
<prototype>: {…}
(I censored the content of the attribute “s28” - this is the string of the Raw Data.)
As you can see, the attrs.id = “u14” doesn’t exist in the “obj” attributes above.
Therefore, the variable “var” is undefined which causes the caller function (i.e. “Table.prototype.updateCells”) to insert empty string.
The relevant code in method “Table.prototype.updateCells” is:
var first = idx;
for (var i in this.columns) {
if (!this.columns[i]) continue;
var attrs = type.columns[i];
var val = ftype(attrs).get(attrs, obj);
RouterOS v6.47.8.
Could you please fix this?
I can confirm this issue on RouterOS 6.48.3.
Currently, the web UI of the packet sniffer is simply unusable due to the missing fields.
Fortunately, it works on the console. That means my workaround is to invoke
/tool sniffer packet
there.
Same issue here in 7.1rc4. First time I’ve used the sniffer. Works fine in console.
Sorry for necrobumping but is seems that it’s still the issue in
7.15.3
I’ve found that as soon as I execute from CLI:
/tool/sniffer/packet/print follow
SRC and DST addressees are displayed in WebFig
