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Sniffer® Portable Professional User's Guide - NetScout

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Chapter 8<br />

Searching for Frames in the Decode Display<br />

186 Sniffer <strong>Portable</strong> <strong>Professional</strong><br />

Because the Decode display can include thousands and thousands of<br />

frames, it can be useful to search for particular frames. Using the<br />

Sniffer’s powerful search abilities, you can search for frames in the<br />

Decode display that match a text string, a certain data pattern, a certain<br />

status flag, or have an Expert symptom or diagnosis associated with<br />

them.<br />

NOTE: In addition to searching for frames, you can also advance to<br />

a particular frame in the Decode tab by specifying its number. Do<br />

this by selecting the Go to Frame command from the Display menu<br />

and supplying the frame number in the dialog box that appears.<br />

Use the Find Frame dialog box to search for frames. Display the Find<br />

Frame dialog box using any of the following commands:<br />

Select Find Frame from the Display menu.<br />

Select Find Frame from the Decode tab’s context menu (activated<br />

by right-clicking anywhere on the Decode tab).<br />

Use the Alt-F3 keyboard shortcut.<br />

The Find Frame dialog box contains the following tabs:<br />

Text — The Text tab lets you search for frames containing a<br />

specified text string.<br />

Time — The Time tab lets you search for frames with specific text<br />

in the delta, relative, or absolute time fields.<br />

Data — The Data tab lets you search for frames containing a<br />

specified data pattern.<br />

Status — The Status tab lets you search for frames with a<br />

particular status flag.<br />

Expert — The Expert tab lets you search for frames with a<br />

particular associated Expert symptom or diagnosis.<br />

The following sections describe how to perform searches from each of<br />

these tabs.

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