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Sniffer® Portable Professional User's Guide - NetScout

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Monitoring Your Network<br />

Table 5-12. Counters in the Topology Surfing Tab (2 of 2)<br />

Counter Description<br />

Mgmt The number of Management Packets seen on<br />

this channel. Management packets are used<br />

to set up the initial communications between<br />

stations and access points on the wireless<br />

network.<br />

Beacon The number of beacon packets seen on this<br />

channel. Access points send beacon packets<br />

at a regular interval to synchronize timing<br />

between stations on the same network.<br />

Signal The signal strength measured for this<br />

channel, expressed as a percentage.<br />

BSSID The Basic Service Set ID used for<br />

communications on this channel.<br />

Data Rate Counters These counters provide packet counts for<br />

different speed ranges.<br />

Additional Buttons in the Topology Surfing Tab’s Toolbar<br />

In addition to the standard Bar Chart, Pie Chart, and Reset buttons<br />

available in all Global Statistics tabs, the Topology Surfing tab includes<br />

the additional buttons listed and described below:<br />

Table 5-13. Extra Topology Surfing Tab Toolbar Buttons<br />

Button Description<br />

List View. The Topology Surfing tab shows a tabular view,<br />

with one row for each channel on the wireless network.<br />

Properties. Opens a properties dialog box in which you<br />

can specify how information is displayed in the Topology<br />

Surfing tab.<br />

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