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The Import button opens a common Browse dialog box in which
you can navigate to an XML file of saved Protocols tab settings for
import.
The Import and Export buttons are particularly useful in the following
situations:
You want to create files of saved Protocols tab settings for use in
different network environments. For example, you may commonly
analyze network segments with protocol loads running over known
but non-standard ports. You can switch Protocols tab settings in
and out quickly using these buttons.
You want to share Protocols tab settings with another Sniffer unit
supporting this feature. You can export your settings to a file and
then import them on a second unit.
Searching for Frames in the Decode Display
Because the Decode display can include thousands and thousands of
frames, it can be useful to search for particular frames. Using Sniffer
Adaptive Application Analyzer’s powerful search abilities, you can search
for frames in the Decode display that match a text string, a certain data
pattern, a certain status flag, or have an Expert symptom or diagnosis
associated with them.
NOTE: In addition to searching for frames, you can also advance to
a particular frame in the Decode tab by specifying its number. Do
this by selecting the Go to Frame command from the Display menu
and supplying the frame number in the dialog box that appears.
Use the Find Frame dialog box to search for frames. Display the Find
Frame dialog box using any of the following commands:
Select Find Frame from the Display menu.
Select Find Frame from the Decode tab’s context menu (activated
by right-clicking anywhere on the Decode tab).
Use the Alt-F3 keyboard shortcut.
The Find Frame dialog box contains the following tabs:
Text — The Text tab lets you search for frames containing a
specified text string.
Time — The Time tab lets you search for frames with specific text
in the delta, relative, or absolute time fields.
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