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CITP-Dissector

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Wireshark CITP Lua Disector implements the CITP (Controller Interface Transport Protocol) as described at http://www.citp-protocol.org/.

CITP is used in the event and entertainment industries to allow lighting consoles, media servers and visualizers to interchange operation information with an open protocol. CITP utilizes TCP:on various ports, UDP:4809 and the multicast address 224.0.0.180 in order to operate.

The disector listens to CITP/PINF/PLoc/ListeningTCPPort to dynamicly add the posted port to the CITP disector.

Does my copy of Wireshark have Lua Enabled?

In order for this plugin to function in Wireshark make sure your copy has been compiled with Lua by checking in Help -> About Wireshark and looking for the text with lua 5.x.

About Dialog

Check the wireshark wiki for more information

Installing the plugin (Windows)

  • Download the Zip near the top of the page.
  • Exit Wireshark
  • Copy citp.lua to your wireshark user profiles directory

Vista / Windows 7 / 8 C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Wireshark\plugins

XP/2000 C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Wireshark\plugins

  • Edit or create C:\Program Files\Wireshark\init.lua or C:\Program Files (x86)\Wireshark\init.lua and change disable_lua = true to disable_lua = false

Installing the plugin (OSX / Linux / Unix)

  • Download citp.lua
  • Quit Wireshark
  • Copy citp.lua into ~/.wireshark/plugins (Note: In Later versions of Wireshark this file is now located at ~/.config/wireshark/pligins/citp.lua)
  • Edit or create /etc/wireshark/init.lua and change disable_lua = true to disable_lua = false

Currently Implemented (still a work in progress)

  • CITP
  • PINF Peer Information Layer
  • MSEX
  • CInf Client Information Message
  • ELIn Element Library Information message
  • EThn Element Thumbnail message
  • GEIn Get Element Information message
  • GELI Get Element Library Information message
  • GELT Get Element Library Thumbnail message
  • GETh Get Element Thumbnail message
  • LSta Layer Status Message
  • MEIn Media Element Information message
  • Nack Negative Acknowledge Message
  • RqSt Request Stream message
  • SInf Server Information Message
  • StFr Stream Frame message

TCP Ports

Because CITP can use any random TCP port, the dissector does not assign a port by default, but dynamicly based on UDP:PINF:PLoc:ListeningTCPPort fields. Until a PINF packet is processed Wiershark does not know what TCP port for to use for CITP.

To manually add a TCP port in Tools > Lua > Evaluate enter the following: CITP_add_port(####) where #### is the port number that you would like to watch then press Evaluate e.g. CITP_add_port(6463)

Example Capture

Example Capture.pcapng is provided as an example of a converscation between a Media Server (Mbox Designer) and a Console (GrandMA 2). This example file has been reduced down the the key elements and includes the following packets:

* 001       [Mbox] PINF on Multicast Address
* 002       [GMA2] PINF on Multicast Address
* 003       [Mbox] Server Information
* 004       [GMA2] Client Information Message
* 005       [GMA2] Get Element Library Information for ALL
* 006 - 007 [Mbox] Element Library Information for 63 Folders
* 008       [GMA2] Get Element Information for all elements in folder 0
* 009       [Mbox] Layer Status for 6 Layers
* 010 - 011 [Mbox] Reply to 008 with 33 elements
* 012       [GMA2] Get Element Thumbnail for Element 52.
* 013 - 020 [Mbox] Element Thumbnail for Element 52 (Binary Data)

Testing

1.2 Protocols need some real world testing

Thanks

Thanks to MrRoundRobin for adding 1.2 support