IO graphs support display filters and expressions, as well as calculations that include SUM, COUNT, MAX, MIN, and AVG. Lisa Bock demonstrates creating a graph that illustrates a count of the spurious retransmissions that occurred in the capture.
- [Instructor] When working in the Statistics menu choice,…we know that there are IO graphs…but there are some advanced features in those IO graphs.…Now, some of those include sum…and this will total the value of the field,…minimum will plot the minimum value of a field,…average provides the average of a field…and maximum plots the maximum value of a field,…so with those four, I'm going to have to provide…a field value that's specific…so that that chart can do its job.…
Count will count the occurrence…of a characteristic…and load plots the client load on a server.…I've opened up Congested Network…and we've worked with this before…'cause it's a pretty good example…of things that could have gone wrong…within the packet capture…during the time period.…And if you go to the Expert System,…you can see all of the different things are going on.…Here you can see this is a suspected Spurius Retransmission.…So, that's a good one to do,…so let's take a look at that.…
Now, we see the Spurious Retransmission…but we need to apply a display filter.…
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11/14/2018- Tapping into the network
- Baselining the network
- Troubleshooting to discover the cause of a slow network
- Merging traffic
- Sanitizing packet captures
- Capture engines
- Optimizing packet captures
- Basic and advanced IO graphs
- TCP stream graphs
Skill Level Intermediate
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