Can we present tcp streams in wireshark IO Graph? asked 13 Jun '13, 01:33 kishan pandey |
2 Answers:
I'm not exactly sure what you are asking for, so here we go: If you are asking for an IO graph for one stream:
If you are asking for an IO graph for all tcp streams:
If neither of the above is what you want/need, please add more details. Regards answered 13 Jun '13, 03:27 Kurt Knochner ♦ showing 5 of 6 show 1 more comments |
Select a packet of the desired tcp session in the desired direction and go to Statistics -> TCP StreamGraph -> Time Sequence Graph (Stevens) and you'll get the increments of the sequencenumbers over the time. answered 13 Jun '13, 14:33 mrEEde |
Hi Kurt,when adding filter with tcp.stream eq 1 i can just see the flat line or rather say it doesnt show the graph.
are you sure that
yes infact there are too many packets but only flat horizontal line is showing.
can you please add a screenshot of the IO graph window to your question? Did you try to change the Scale: settings?
BTW: What is your Wireshark version and OS?
Thanks kurt now i got it.
good!
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