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EARLY FIELD TRIAL Chapter 4 Showing/Clearing Highlights 100 Sniffer Adaptive Application Analyzer When working with large volumes of data, viewing a long list of statistics may require significant scrolling within the Statistics window. To reduce the volume of displayed data, click the data cells you want to focus on in an Index column, then right-click the cell and choose Show Highlight Only. Show Highlight Only removes all of the data that is not highlighted, leaving only the rows you have selected. Continue reducing data in this window until you have isolated just the items you need for analysis. Clear Highlights restores the original data set. When you select a cell all duplicate entries are automatically selected. To remove the highlight treatment from a data cell, click the highlighted cell again. Collapsing and Expanding Column Data If two or more index columns exist on a Statistics Panel tab, any of the index columns can be collapsed to display the number of entities in that column that are associated with the neighbor index column. For example, if you want to isolate which IP Address is scanning ports on your network, select the Advanced tab and right-click the Port column (b), then select Collapse. The collapse command shuffles and reorders data to display how column (b) data relates to data in the neighbor column (a). In this example, the Port (b) column shows the number of ports to which each IP Address (a) sent messages. a b Figure 4-21. Collapsing Columns NOTE: Click Expand to reverse the Collapse command and display all data values as they originally appeared. Collapsing or expanding an index column will clear all the checkbox selections on the current Statistics panel tab.
EARLY FIELD TRIAL Showing and Hiding Aliases and Alias Groups Using the Statistics Panel Sniffer Adaptive Application Analyzer provides a wide variety of aliasing options in the Quick Select > Options > Aliases tab. You can set up custom aliases for a wide variety of network entities, including IP addresses, IP protocols, TCP/UDP ports, VLAN IDs, and so on. In this release, you can also add aliases for groups of addresses, ports, IDs and protocols so that, for example, you can automatically roll up and display statistics for all IP addresses belonging to a particular subnet. By default, aliases are substituted in all Statistics panel displays, as well as the Filter dialog box. However, you can use the Statistics panel tools to quickly show or hide aliases in a particular column in the Statistics panel. Right-click in a Statistics panel column and choose from the following options: Hide/Show Aliases – Toggle to specify whether aliases are substituted in the Statistics panel. Show/Hide Alias Groups – Toggle to specify whether group aliases are substituted in the Statistics panel. Show Alias Groups Only – Only entities belonging to a group alias appear in the Statistics panel. NOTE: The Hide Aliases and Show Alias Groups/Show Alias Groups Only options are mutually exclusive. Group alias options cannot be enabled until the Show Aliases option is enabled. Also, the Hide Aliases option is unavailable until the Hide Alias Groups option is enabled. NOTE: See Setting Aliases Tab Options on page 250 for details on how to set up aliases. Showing and Hiding Conversation Reciprocals By default, Statistics panel tabs showing conversations provide only a single entry for a particular conversation – they hide conversation reciprocals. For example, a conversation between the IP addresses 192.168.1.25 and 192.168.1.50 would result in a single entry on the Conversations tab with one address in the IP Address A column and the other in the IP Address B column. User’s Guide 101
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