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4.13.7 Using IEC 104 Protocol Decoders
The IEC 60970-5-104 (IEC 104) protocol is used to transmit traffic between a control
center and a substation in SCADA (standard TCP/IP) networks.
The following examples show two ways of using IEC 104 protocol decoders.
Setting Up Customized IEC 104 Protocol Decoders
Follow the steps below to set up customized IEC 104 protocol decoders on your gate-
protect Firewall.
1. Use any packet analyzer (e.g. Wireshark) to analyze the traffic between the control
center and the substation.
Figure 4-71: Sample Wireshark output.
2. Depending on the results of the analysis in the previous step, you can configure
firewall rules with IEC 104 protocol decoders on your gateprotect Firewall:
Decoder Examples

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