Sniffer® Portable Professional User's Guide - NetScout
Sniffer® Portable Professional User's Guide - NetScout Sniffer® Portable Professional User's Guide - NetScout
Chapter 8 Display Setup > Summary Display Options 180 Sniffer Portable Professional The following table summarizes the options you can set in the Display Setup > Summary Display tab. Table 8-6. Summary Display Options Show Expert symptoms If enabled, the Summary display shows the last symptom found (if any) for each frame. Show all layers If enabled, the Summary pane shows one line for each protocol level contained in a frame. If disabled, only one line (for the highest enabled protocol level) is shown. Show network address If enabled, the Summary pane shows addresses as network addresses. If disabled, the Summary pane shows addresses as hardware (DLC) addresses. Display vendor ID on MAC Address Resolve name on Network address Use Address Book to resolve name If enabled, the Summary pane shows vendor names for the first portion (manufacturer’s ID) of MAC addresses instead of numerical addresses. If enabled, the Summary pane shows names for network addresses instead of numerical addresses. If enabled, the Summary pane will substitute names for addresses for any stations that are named in the Address Book.
Table 8-6. Summary Display Options Displaying Captured Data Two-station format If enabled, splits the display into left and right panes, showing traffic between two stations. When you examine network activity, you often want to focus on traffic between a pair of stations. To do this, you can set up display filters that define the two stations and enable the Two-station format in the Summary Display tab. The two-station format shows transmission from one station (the station that was detected first) on the left side of the screen and transmissions from the other station on the right. The Source and Destination columns from the single station display are removed. Instead, there are two columns, title From xxx and From yyy. A frame from the station on the left is assumed to be addressed to the station on the right, and vice versa. If you do not set filters limiting the display of frames to two stations, Sniffer Portable Professional will display frames from additional stations in the usual format. Since this is inconsistent with the two-station format, it makes the feature less useful. Highlight selected frames If enabled, selected frames are highlighted in the Summary pane. User’s Guide 181
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Table 8-6. Summary Display Options<br />
Displaying Captured Data<br />
Two-station format If enabled, splits the display into left and<br />
right panes, showing traffic between two<br />
stations.<br />
When you examine network activity, you<br />
often want to focus on traffic between a<br />
pair of stations. To do this, you can set up<br />
display filters that define the two stations<br />
and enable the Two-station format in<br />
the Summary Display tab.<br />
The two-station format shows transmission<br />
from one station (the station that was<br />
detected first) on the left side of the screen<br />
and transmissions from the other station<br />
on the right. The Source and Destination<br />
columns from the single station display are<br />
removed. Instead, there are two columns,<br />
title From xxx and From yyy. A frame<br />
from the station on the left is assumed to<br />
be addressed to the station on the right,<br />
and vice versa.<br />
If you do not set filters limiting the display<br />
of frames to two stations, Sniffer <strong>Portable</strong><br />
<strong>Professional</strong> will display frames from<br />
additional stations in the usual format.<br />
Since this is inconsistent with the<br />
two-station format, it makes the feature<br />
less useful.<br />
Highlight selected frames If enabled, selected frames are highlighted<br />
in the Summary pane.<br />
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