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Opening a Network Interface for Monitoring<br />

Double-click the local PC’s entry in<br />

the Navigation Panel. The local PC is<br />

indicated with both the MS-Windows<br />

system name and the loopback IP<br />

address of 127.0.0.1.<br />

The local PC’s entry cascades open to<br />

show the network interface available<br />

for monitoring. Double-click the<br />

interface to start monitoring.<br />

Monitoring begins. Data is available<br />

for display in the Graph and Statistics<br />

panels after the completion of the<br />

first 15-second collection bucket.<br />

EARLY FIELD TRIAL Chapter 3<br />

48 <strong>Sniffer</strong> <strong>Adaptive</strong> <strong>Application</strong> <strong>Analyzer</strong><br />

When you first start <strong>Sniffer</strong> <strong>Adaptive</strong> <strong>Application</strong> <strong>Analyzer</strong>, the Graph<br />

and Statistics panels are both empty. Open a network interface for<br />

monitoring to start statistics collection:<br />

local PC<br />

local PC<br />

network interface<br />

network interface<br />

selected for monitoring<br />

NOTE: Note that the console assigns a color and letter to the<br />

interface. The letter indicates the order in which the interfaces were<br />

opened (for example, the first interface is assigned the letter A).<br />

These designations are used for stream merging and are cosmetic<br />

in this release – only a single network interface is supported.<br />

Once the first bucket of statistics is collected, click either the Next Time<br />

Selection or Current Time button above the Graph Panel to<br />

populate it with bars illustrating the progress of statistics collection<br />

(Figure 3-3).

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