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EARLY FIELD TRIAL
Table 4-1. New Column Heading Options (2 of 3)
Column Category Description
Using the Statistics Panel
IP Protocol The next layer protocol indicated in the IP header. Both the decimal
notation and the common name are included. If an alias is defined
for the protocol under Quick Select > Options > Aliases, the
alias appears instead of the common name.
For a list of mappings between the decimal notation and the
common names, see http://www.iana.org/assignments/protocolnumbers.
Port A The source port for transmitted network data. For well-known or
aliased ports, the display includes the common or aliased name as
well.
For a list of well-known TCP/UDP port numbers, see http://
www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers. For port aliases, see
Quick Select > Options > Aliases.
Port B The destination port for transmitted network data.
ToS Depending on the implementation, the value of the Type of
Service or Differentiated Services (Diff-Serv, or DSCP) field in
the IP header.
The ToS field is used in IP to assign different priority levels to
different packets, allowing for efficient allocation of bandwidth to
the applications that need it most. DSCP is an evolution of the
original IPv4 ToS field that allows for greater granularity in traffic
prioritization.
MAC Broadcast Src The hardware address of the client that is transmitting to the
broadcast address.
MAC Multicast Src The hardware address of the client that is transmitting to the
multicast group.
MAC Multicast Dst The destination hardware multicast address.
IP Multicast Src The IP address of the service that is transmitting to the multicast
client.
IP Multicast Dst The destination multicast IP address.
Bytes The number bytes transmitted and received.
Bytes TX The number of bytes transmitted.
Bytes RX The number of bytes received.
Bits The number of bits transmitted and received.
Bits TX The number of bits transmitted.
Bits RX The number of bits received.
Packets The number of packets transmitted and received.
Packets TX The number of packets transmitted.
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