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Sniffer® Portable Professional User's Guide - NetScout

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Displaying Captured Data<br />

Use the Optional Fields list in the Summary Display tab of the<br />

Display > Display Setup dialog box to specify which optional<br />

fields are included in the Summary pane display. The only optional<br />

fields included in printed output will be those enabled in this list.<br />

However, printed output will always include the standard<br />

non-optional frame number, source address, destination address,<br />

and summary text fields.<br />

See Display Setup > Summary Display Options on page 180 for<br />

information on specifying optional fields for the Summary pane.<br />

Use standard drag-and-drop techniques to rearrange the columns<br />

in the Summary pane. Summary pane fields will be printed in the<br />

same order in which they are shown in the Decode display.<br />

NOTE: Although you can resize columns in the Summary pane<br />

display using standard click-and-drag techniques, columns in<br />

printed Summary pane output are automatically resized to<br />

accommodate the largest entry in a given column. This way, data is<br />

not inadvertently truncated in printed output.<br />

The Summary Field in Printed Summary Pane Data<br />

The Summary pane of the Decode Display always includes a Summary<br />

column. The data in this column provides a quick synopsis of the packet<br />

in question -- it's highest layer protocol, the frame type, any pertinent<br />

status flags, and so on. The width of the data in the Summary column<br />

can vary widely and is often much wider than the other columns in the<br />

Summary pane. Because of this, the Sniffer treats Summary column<br />

data as follows in printed output:<br />

When packets are printed with the CSV Format option enabled,<br />

the Summary column will be on the same line as the rest of the<br />

data for a given packet (Source Address, Dest Address, and so<br />

on).<br />

When packets are printed without the CSV Format option enabled<br />

(either to a printer or to a file), the Summary column will be on its<br />

own line immediately following a line containing the rest of the<br />

information for the packet (Status, Source Address, Dest<br />

Address, and so on, depending on the current selections in<br />

Display > Display Setup > Summary Display and your own<br />

drag-and-drop settings).<br />

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