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DIS PDU Types???

Discussion in 'Help' started by Stewart, Nov 1, 2010.

  1. Stewart Guru

    OK, another off the wall "What the..." moments. I've got an Aastra phone that's sending out tons of DIS PDU's. Don't know what that means? Neither do I, but here are some samples...

    Aastra 57i ---> Asterisk: PDU Type: Minefield Query
    Asterisk ---> Aastra 57i: PDU Type: Underwater Acoustic
    Asterisk ---> aastra 57i: PDU Type: Supplemental Emmision Entity State
    Aastra 57i ---> Asterisk: PDU Type: Collision Elastic
    Aastra 57i ---> Asterisk: PDU Type: Directed Energy Fire

    There's alot of it and alot of other stuff, but what the heck is all this?
    Stewart, Nov 1, 2010
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  2. Linetux Guru

    That should be the Distributed Interactive Simulation messages that Aastra uses in their scripts. Probably payload info for keeping up with the XML apps, possibly BLF stuff. This protocol is normally used by simulators to keep up with relationships of other entities in the same space, but it wouldn't surprise me that Aastra's programmer used this same efficient protocol for some stuff in the phones to determine state.
    Linetux, Nov 1, 2010
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  3. Stewart Guru

    I've only seen it this once. I've checked other captures and it hasn't popped up. How much of this should I see?
    Stewart, Nov 1, 2010
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  4. Linetux Guru

    You'd have to ask Aastra tech support for that - but my guess would be any time a page goes off.
    Linetux, Nov 1, 2010
    #4

  5. blanchae Guru

    Are you dissing me?

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    blanchae, Nov 2, 2010
    #5

  6. Linetux Guru

    Erm, what term does the word 'page' mean to you? Heh.
    Linetux, Nov 2, 2010
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