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hi..i want to know something about wireshark.pls tell me how i can analyize udp traffic in wireshark i want to measure packet delay,thrughput,jitter n packet loss from source to destination.i think wireshark is best tool for tcp traffic.plzz help me if its possible in wireshark.plz i'm totaly interested in udp traffic.plzz ans me

asked 01 Jan '13, 01:41

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edited 04 Jan '13, 12:18

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i want to measure packet delay,thrughput,jitter n packet loss from source to destination

for all of those values, you need a capture point near the sender and a second capture point near the receiver. Only then you would be able to calculate those values. Unfortunately, there is no support within Wireshark to read both capture files and calculate the values automatically, so you will have to do that yourself with scripting (parse tshark output) or with a Lua Listener.

Regards
Kurt

answered 02 Jan '13, 06:39

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thnkss alot kurt.. is dere any video tutorial for this..??

(04 Jan '13, 05:33) ahsan

kurt can u do this for me plzz i dnt know how to do this plzz m very new in wirshrk.:(

(04 Jan '13, 05:50) ahsan

thnkss alot kurt.. is dere any video tutorial for this..??

I don't think so.

kurt can u do this for me plzz i dnt know how to do this plzz m very new in wirshark.:(

I'm sorry, but I don't have time for that kind of public "support", as it would be a lot of work.

If I knew a tutorial or an available tool, I would post it here, but unfortunately I don't know either.

If I had to do it, I would most certainly use Perl or Python together with a pcap library to extract the required data. For your requirements, the functionality of wireshark/tshark would not be necessary.

(04 Jan '13, 06:48) Kurt Knochner ♦

thnkss kurt.

(07 Jan '13, 05:56) ahsan

you're welcome

(07 Jan '13, 07:35) Kurt Knochner ♦

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If you want to measure UDP throughput, packet loss and jitter between server and client it's best to use

nuttcp

( iperf is also ok but not as robust ).

Pick latest version from here: http://www.wcisd.hpc.mil/nuttcp/

And here you can find tutorial

http://www.wcisd.hpc.mil/nuttcp/Nuttcp-HOWTO.html

answered 11 Jan '13, 04:25

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