amq7-transactedPosting-fail-hang.pcapng

Capture Filename: amq7-transactedPosting-fail-hang.pcapng
Generated from PDML on Thu Jun 16 16:03:39 2016
User ports decoded as AMQP (in addition to 5672):

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10.18.96.1:51313-10.18.97.154:5672- (n=29)

AMQP frames

◊ ◊◊ 20.047064 Frame 55 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> init SASL (3): (1.0.0)

◊ ◊◊ 20.053520 Frame 57 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> method sasl.init

◊ ◊◊ 20.200658 Frame 59 10.18.96.1:51313 <- 10.18.97.154:5672 <- init SASL (3): (1.0.0), method sasl.mechanisms, method sasl.outcome

◊ ◊◊ 20.203217 Frame 60 10.18.96.1:51313 <- 10.18.97.154:5672 <- init AMQP (0): (1.0.0)

◊ ◊◊ 20.208829 Frame 62 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> init AMQP (0): (1.0.0)

◊ ◊◊ 20.210460 Frame 64 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> open [0]

◊ ◊◊ 20.213465 Frame 66 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> begin [0,null]

◊ ◊◊ 20.216844 Frame 68 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> attach [0,0] sender sender-TransactedPosting (source: null, target: q1)

◊ ◊◊ 20.220129 Frame 70 10.18.96.1:51313 <- 10.18.97.154:5672 <- open [0]

◊ ◊◊ 20.231230 Frame 72 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> begin [1,null]

◊ ◊◊ 20.231704 Frame 73 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> attach [1,0] sender controller-link-c2bb1 (source: null, target: null)

◊ ◊◊ 20.231933 Frame 74 10.18.96.1:51313 <- 10.18.97.154:5672 <- begin [0,0], attach [0,0] receiver sender-TransactedPosting (source: null, target: q1), flow [0,0] (0,200)

◊ ◊◊ 20.235171 Frame 75 10.18.96.1:51313 <- 10.18.97.154:5672 <- begin [1,1], attach [1,0] receiver controller-link-c2bb1 (source: null, target: null), flow [1,0] (0,100)

◊ ◊◊ 20.245638 Frame 77 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> transfer [1,0] (0)

◊ ◊◊ 20.258422 Frame 78 10.18.96.1:51313 <- 10.18.97.154:5672 <- disposition [1] (receiver 0-0)

◊ ◊◊ 20.263594 Frame 79 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> transfer [0,0] (0)

◊ ◊◊ 20.278439 Frame 80 10.18.96.1:51313 <- 10.18.97.154:5672 <- disposition [0] (receiver 0-0)

◊ ◊◊ 20.279483 Frame 81 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> transfer [0,0] (1)

◊ ◊◊ 20.286639 Frame 82 10.18.96.1:51313 <- 10.18.97.154:5672 <- disposition [0] (receiver 1-1)

◊ ◊◊ 20.287199 Frame 83 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> transfer [0,0] (2)

◊ ◊◊ 20.293978 Frame 84 10.18.96.1:51313 <- 10.18.97.154:5672 <- disposition [0] (receiver 2-2)

◊ ◊◊ 20.294731 Frame 85 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> transfer [0,0] (3)

◊ ◊◊ 20.301912 Frame 87 10.18.96.1:51313 <- 10.18.97.154:5672 <- disposition [0] (receiver 3-3)

◊ ◊◊ 20.302776 Frame 88 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> transfer [0,0] (4)

◊ ◊◊ 20.309666 Frame 89 10.18.96.1:51313 <- 10.18.97.154:5672 <- disposition [0] (receiver 4-4)

◊ ◊◊ 20.311264 Frame 90 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> transfer [1,0] (1)

◊ ◊◊ 20.318110 Frame 91 10.18.96.1:51313 <- 10.18.97.154:5672 <- disposition [1] (receiver 1-1)

◊ ◊◊ 20.325810 Frame 92 10.18.96.1:51313 -> 10.18.97.154:5672 -> close [0]

◊ ◊◊ 20.328124 Frame 93 10.18.96.1:51313 <- 10.18.97.154:5672 <- close [0]

link Name Index

link_0 - sender-TransactedPosting
link_1 - controller-link-c2bb1

endpoint Name Index

endpoint_0 - null
endpoint_1 - q1

Decode Legend

The decode web page default view shows information about the capture, a view of all the connections with the number frames associated with that connection, and a summary of every AMQP frame. The summary includes:

The capture file frame number. Note that not all frames from the capture file are AMQP frames and that there are normally gaps in the frame number sequence.
The TCP/IP source and destination addresses of the hosts with an arrow indicating the direction of the frame. The frames from the broker to the client have the direction arrow highlighted with a light gray background.
The AMQP 'server' port (either 5672, or one of the decode-as ports) is always on the right
The frame timestamp in seconds relative to the beginning of the capture
The AMQP 1.0 performative(s) and important details:
- open [0] always channel 0
- close [0] always channel 0
- begin [channel,remoteChannel]
- end [channel]
- attach [channel,handle] role name (source: src, target: tgt)
- detach [channel, handle]
- flow [channel,handle](deliveryCount, linkCredit)
- transfer [channel,handle] (id)|(id..id)
- disposition [channel] (role first-last)
AMQP version-independent init details
AMQP 0.x method(s)
Names of links, sources, and targets longer than 25 characters are shortened to the form "name_XX". Generated temporary names may exceed 150 characters and contribute little to understanding the protocol. You can hover over the shortened names in the displayed frames to see the full text in a popup and you may refer to a table of shortened names that appears after the AMQP Frames display to see all the translated names.

Protocol frame expansion

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Notes

Close, End, or Detach performatives that indicate errors are highlighted in yellow.
Note that the [channel,handle] fields are highlighted with background colors to make protocol exchanges easier to see.
Wireshark generally displays hex data for AMQP message payloads. Adverb attempts to show transfer frame AMQP-value fields readable ascii.

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