Please read HOWTO for information on writing patterns.  Here are some
patterns we'd like to have:

Citrix - http://citrix.com
Gadu-gadu - a popular Polish instant messenger protocol (so I'm told)
Zephyr - an instant messanger

The below is taken from the list of protocols supported by the
Packeteer, a commercial packet shaper (see pg 197 of
www.packeteer.com/support/resources/41.refguide.pdf). Some of these are
important, but many are probably used so infrequently that they are not
really worth writing patterns for...
 
AFP		AppleTalk Filing Protocol (AppleShare IP)
Baan 		Baan enterprise management system
BackWeb(Polite)	Push technology Polite BackWeb
CBT		Core-based Trees (Multicast Routing Protocol)
ccMail		cc:Mail email application
CiscoDiscovery	Cisco Router Discovery Protocol
Clarent-CC	Clarent Voice over IP Command Center
Clarent-Complex	Clarent complex traffic
Clarent-Mgmt	Clarent management traffic
Clarent-Voice-S	Clarent voice traffic (simple)
CORBA		CORBA Internet Inter-ORB Protocol (IIOP)
CRS		MS Content Repl. Service & Dist. Passwd Auth (Membership Broker)
CU-Dev		Fujitsu Device Control (CU-DEV on TCP/IP)
CUSeeMe		Internet telephone application
DCOM		Microsoft Distributed Component Object Model
DECnet		Digital Equipment Corporation's network protocol
DLS		SNA/FNA over TCP-Data Link Switch traffic
DPA		Microsoft's Distributed Password Authentication
DRP		DECnet Routing Protocol
EGP		Network Routing Information (Exterior Gateway Protocol)
EIGRP		Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
FileMaker Pro	Database Application
FIX		Financial Information eXchange
FNA		Fujitsu Network Architecture (a variant of SNA)
FNAonTCP	Transport Independent Convergence - FNA
Groupwise	Novell Groupwise messaging system
I-Phone		Phone service via the Internet
ISAKMP		ISAKMP/IKE key exchange
Kali		Gaming Protocol
Kerberos	Network Authentication Service (ticket granting and checking)
LDAP		Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
Lockd		Lock Daemon
LotusNotes	Groupware for collaborative communication
Marimba		Marimba's Castanet push technology
Micom-VIP	Micom Voice over IP (V/IP)
MSSQ		Microsoft Message Queue Traffic
MS-SQL		Microsoft SQL Mon and Server traffic
NetBEUI		NetBEUI--Network protocol for PCs
NFS		Network File System (both TCP and UDP)
OpenConnect-JCP Browser-based access to host applications
Oracle		Database application
OSI		OSI over TCP (RFC2126), e.g., Microsoft Exchange X.400
OSPF		Network Routing Information (Open Shortest-Path First)
pcAnywhere	Remote management collaboration tool
PIM		Protocol-Independent Multicast Routing Protocol
PointCast	Push technology application
RADIUS		Remote Authentication Dial-in Service
RC5DES		DES (data encryption standard) encryption-cracking application
REXEC		UNIX remote execution protocol
RIP		Routing Information Protocol (UDP)
RTCP-B		Real-time control protocol
RTP-B		Real-time protocol
rwho		Reports current users for all hosts on the local network
SLP		Service Location Protocol
SMS		Microsoft SMS (Systems Management Server) Help Desk
SNA		IBM's Systems Network Architecture protocol
ST2		Internet Stream Protocol, version 2
StreamWorks	StreamWorks Audio and Video
SunRPC		Sun's Remote Procedure Calls (UDP)
Syslog		UNIX System Logging
T.120		Collaboration application
TACACS		Login host protocol
Timbuktu	Timbuktu Pro; networked remote control application
TN3287		IBM 3270 print traffic (TN3287 extensions)
UUCP		Unix-to-Unix Copy Protocol
VDOPhone	Telephone application
WindowsMedia	Microsoft Windows Media Player Streaming
WINS		Windows Internet Name Service
XWindows-DM	XWindows Display Manager (XDMCP)
