> I would like to plot the network load for 4 different
> protocols and an aggregate load. The IO
> Graphs is a new really cool feature of Ethereal that gets me
> most of the way there. It gives
> me packets/sec. I noticed that there is an advanced option
> LOAD(*) - I suspect this is what I
> am looking for? It asks for a parameter though - what does
> it want - what value do I enter for
> the parameter?
Hi,
I'm not really sure of what you need, but I don't think LOAD will do that. According
to the code, it works only for Relative Time elements -which is probably what it is
asking from you-, and seems to be something of the like of "amount of time this
represents in relation to the absolute time".
Wouldn't bytes/sec do? I mean, if you do a filter for protocol 1 and ask bytes/sec on it,
and then probably divide by the interface speed -which ethereal does not really know,
so it cannot do it by itself- isn't that what you need?
If what you need is, on the other hand, the network load of protocol 1 against the total
traffic, then you might be able to do it with statistics generated by tethereal, which
will give you a table you can them import in a worksheet and divide period by period.
Regards,
Francisco