[Chris Rapier <rapier@xxxxxxx>]

The RTT and TSG are both, if I remember correctly, implementations of TCPtrace 
and so the pages at www.tcptrace.org will probably explain a lot. The TSG is 
probably one of the more useful graphs around for diagnosing various throughput 
problems over E2E connections. http://www.tcptrace.org/manual/time-seq.html
We use TSGs quite a lot here at PSC and Matt Mathis has often used them as the 
preliminary investigative tool in our work on high performance network diagnostics.

Thibaut.Taillandier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have some problems to understand traces of TCP stream analysis (v 0.9.6)
> particularly with :
>       +Time/Sequence graph
>                - why are there two curves on the graph ?
>                - what do these curves mean ?
>       + RTT graph
>                - what do segments represent ?
>
> I hope that you will explain me  that clearly. ( I'm a new user of ethereal )
>
> In wait for a response
>
> Thanks
>
> Thibaut Taillandier
>
> ALCATEL SPACE
>
>
>
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