Packet Detection
The BLTP dissector automatically identifies BLTP packets within captured traffic by attempting to decode the base header of every UDP packet. If the base header successfully decodes into a recognizable Handshake, FIN/RST, or Data packet, the packet is flagged as BLTP.
Upon successful detection, the entire UDP stream is marked as BLTP, ensuring subsequent packets within the same stream are also decoded accordingly.
Manual Decoding
If automatic detection does not identify BLTP packets, manual decoding is available. To manually decode a packet:
- Right-click on the packet in the packet list.
- Select Decode As....
- Choose BLTP from the protocol list in the dialog.
- Click OK.