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1. I have hierarchy of layers

dh = dpkt.dhcp.DHCP(udp.data)

I am trying to print a DHCP packet type how can I do it.( I didn't see any option to get it)

I tried print dh.opts but not sure how can I decode it..?(my lack of experience with binary formats)

2. I saw few old examples from Jon Oberheide, he was able to print whole packet ethernet,IP or etc in almost readable format. for eg

>>> print eth
Ethernet(src='\x00\x1a\xa0kUf', dst='\x00\x13I\xae\x84,', data=IP(src='\xc0\xa8\n\n',
off=16384, dst='C\x17\x030', sum=25129, len=52, p=6, id=51105, data=TCP(seq=9632694,
off_x2=128, ack=3382015884, win=54, sum=65372, flags=17, dport=80, sport=56145)))

How can I print whole packet's data in readable format and then go layer by layer or data of perticular layer like I was trying 

print dh //gives me unreadable(I believe binary formatted text)

Can you pls help me on this..Examples will be great

Manojcode
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when you are not in python REPL, you need to call the repr function on the desired packet.

>> dh = dpkt.dhcp.DHCP(udp.data)                                               
>> print repr(dh)  
>>> DHCP(xid=15645, chaddr='\x00\x0b\x82\x01\xfcB', opts=[(53, '\x01'), (61, '\x01\x00\x0b\x82\x01\xfcB'), (50, '\x00\x00\x00\x00'), (55, '\x01\x03\x06*')], data='\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00')
Kiran Bandla
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