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I imported a STP packet from a PCAP file stp.pcap.zip. The import runs without any issues.
But in Protocol Data the MAC address in the Spanning Tree Protocol section looks strange, correct is 0C:A2:8F:87:1D:00.
In Paket View the packet is correct, so that's not an import issue.
After some head scratching I found, that this is a formatting issue. The correct MAC address 0C:A2:8F:87:1D:00 is shown as CA 28 F8 71 D0 0. The leading zero is dropped, what results in a MAC address, that looks completely different.
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Ostinato v1.1 / Linux / QT5 v5.15.2
I imported a STP packet from a PCAP file stp.pcap.zip. The import runs without any issues.
But in Protocol Data the MAC address in the Spanning Tree Protocol section looks strange, correct is
![STP_protocol_data](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/49040325/115161272-16565b80-a09d-11eb-807a-d729762fb025.png)
0C:A2:8F:87:1D:00
.In Paket View the packet is correct, so that's not an import issue.
![STP_packet_view](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/49040325/115161287-240be100-a09d-11eb-8473-1672f31d67bd.png)
After some head scratching I found, that this is a formatting issue. The correct MAC address
0C:A2:8F:87:1D:00
is shown asCA 28 F8 71 D0 0
. The leading zero is dropped, what results in a MAC address, that looks completely different.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: