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Sniffer® Portable Professional User's Guide - NetScout

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Chapter 8<br />

Postcapture Host Table Tab<br />

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

The Host Table collects each network node’s traffic statistics. For LANs,<br />

the matrix tab accumulates MAC, IP network, IP application, IPX<br />

network, and IPX transport-layer information. Sniffer <strong>Portable</strong><br />

<strong>Professional</strong> also provides an additional 802.11 view for wireless LANs<br />

that allows you to concentrate on traffic statistics specifically for wireless<br />

stations.<br />

You can view accumulated data as a table, bar chart, or pie chart.<br />

The table views display traffic count statistics for each network<br />

node.<br />

The outline table provides a quick summary of total bytes and<br />

packets transmitted in and out of each network node.<br />

The detail table provides a quick summary of the higher layer<br />

protocol type and its traffic load transmitted in and out of each<br />

network node.<br />

You can sort a host table by clicking a column heading (for<br />

example, to sort the statistics by incoming packets, click the In<br />

Pkts column heading). Click a second time to sort in reverse order.<br />

The bar chart displays the 10 busiest host nodes in real time.<br />

The pie chart displays the 10 busiest host nodes as relative<br />

percentages of the total load of traffic.<br />

In all views, you can display traffic at the link layer, MAC layer, or<br />

selectively view only the IP or IPX layers.<br />

In the table views, you can export the statistics for tabulation or<br />

charting.<br />

Figure 8-20 shows the Host Table display and toolbar.

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