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Can we present tcp streams in wireshark IO Graph?

asked 13 Jun '13, 01:33

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kishan pandey
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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:

  • open the IO graph: Statistics -> IO graph
  • enter the filter for your stream: tcp.stream == 1
  • select the unit (packets/tick or Bits/tick)
  • draw the graph

If you are asking for an IO graph for all tcp streams:

  • do the same as above, with a different filter: tcp

If neither of the above is what you want/need, please add more details.

Regards
Kurt

answered 13 Jun '13, 03:27

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Kurt Knochner ♦
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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.

(13 Jun '13, 05:08) kishan pandey

are you sure that

  • there is a stream nr. 1
  • there are enough packets in the stream to draw anything
  • you pressed the "Graph 1" button
(13 Jun '13, 06:06) Kurt Knochner ♦

yes infact there are too many packets but only flat horizontal line is showing.

(13 Jun '13, 06:40) kishan pandey

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?

(13 Jun '13, 07:15) Kurt Knochner ♦

Thanks kurt now i got it.

(14 Jun '13, 06:03) kishan pandey

good!

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(14 Jun '13, 06:19) Kurt Knochner ♦
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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. alt text

answered 13 Jun '13, 14:33

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