LA6FRA
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I can not run anymore v.1.7.0.0 because McAfee antivirus recognize it as a virus, but it has been working perfectly before and for a while now.
Was this error from the latest release (v1.7.0.0) of the plug-in?I was asked to report this error
Was this error from the latest release (v1.7.0.0) of the plug-in?
Latest version (v1.7.0.0) can be found here: Release post
Your posting something you have already sent to me and has been dealt with.TETRA_error_LLC_2019-12-13_12-45-59.4712_burst.txt
CurrTimeSlot, 2
MAC_PDU_Type, 0
Fill_bit, 1
Position_of_grant, 1
Encryption_mode, 0
Random_access_flag, 0
Length_indication, 27
Address_type, 3
USSI, 11512921
Capacity_Allocation, 1
Granting_delay, 10
MacPduRealSize, 123
PduStartOffset, 0
LLC_Pdu_Type, 13
LLC_Pdu_SubType, 2
Flow_control, 0
Advanced_link_number, 3
Link_feedback_information_flag, 1
CRC_check: 15322
BURST[124]: 0011000011011011101011111010110001011001010001101001101100110010000001110111001111010010001001100111110000011000111110010111
I found the follow quote in the standards in relation to the encryption of the SSI (element of the Layer 2 MAC) for encrypted PDUs.
The following would seem to indicate that the SSI is always encrypted for encrypted PDUs.
Latest version (v1.7.0.0) can be found here: Release post
never responded as received and solved, so 2 times better than noneYour posting something you have already sent to me and has been dealt with.
Yes calls to phones can occur via the E.164 Gateway. I've seen these on occasions.I have noticed (encrypted network) that SSIs (encrypted) remain same for a long time (many months MS has same encrypted SSI) before they are changed .... Also it could be possible (it is possible here where I live) to call to SSI from GSM network (it requires prefix + SSI) and if someone answers then the SSI probably is not encrypted
Yes calls to phones can occur via the E.164 Gateway. I've seen these on occasions.
All radioterminals in a tetra system are registred in a database. The text only show that the ISSI is valid and it is accepted to be used with that TG according to the database. It has nothing to do with encryption. The database can validate an ISSI to be used with certain TG's and to use specific sites.
/Ubbe