Ah, noticed you said "numerically", in which case you may have been
looking for something more like this:
From a command-line,
"tethereal -r filename.cap -R unmatched.display.filter -z io,stat,1"
where "filename.cap" is the trace file that you want to generate
statistics from, "unmatched.display.filter" is a display filter that no
frame in the trace (this is to supress the decoding of packets and
display only statistics. I never work with Token Ring, so I usually use
"-R tr" here), and "1", in this case, is the amount of time, in seconds,
of each sample.
In this case, tethereal will generate a set of bytes/sec and frames/sec
statistics that I can parse, import into and manipulate with
Excel/OpenOffice Spreadsheet, etc.
You can find more information about statistics generation with tethereal
in the tethereal man page.
If this isn't what you're looking for, can you provide more details on
what you're trying to do?
Ian
Ian Schorr wrote:
Are you looking for something like this?
Go to Tools->Statistics->IO->IOStat
Change Frames/Tick to Bytes/Tick
Change Tick Interval to the interval that you want.
Ian
Raghu Ram Jakkampudi wrote:
Hi
I was wondering if Ethereal can display the throughput
statistics,like the number of bytes that are transferred per second
numerically.
Please let me know how if it can do it.
Thank you
Raghu
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University of Alabama in Huntsville
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