Calculate throughput and packet loss? asked 28 Apr '17, 00:17  Ashraf1995 edited 28 Apr '17, 03:02  grahamb ♦ |
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Knowing throughput is easy: Statistics - Summary. It will show the throughput for the entire file. If you want to know throughput for some specific traffic, filter it first, then Statistics - Summary, then look in displayed packets. To calculate packet loss, depending on the type of traffic, you can either add up the tcp.retransmission and go from there. If you have a capture with ICMP, and you want to calculate packet loss, keep the ICMP echos and reply. Then, filter again using ICMP that contains no answers (icmp.no_resp), and look for the percentage of displayed packet. There is your packet loss %. answered 03 May '17, 12:25  jerioux Ok I need to calculate throughput, packet loss and average delay of tcp and udp only ? (03 May '17, 20:13) Ashraf1995 Hello, Do you have an existing capture to share with us? I can help you find these information. (04 May '17, 05:09) jerioux |
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I've als fixed up the tags on the question as they were completely irrelevant.
after the capture traffic of wireshark and convert the file to csv and open file in excel , I need method to calculate throughput,packet loss and average delay for "tcp and udp" in excel program.
Surely if you're working with Excel then it's no longer a Wireshark question.
However, Wireshark itself has lots of statistical information available if you load the capture file and look under the Statistics menu.
Please how Calculate or know throughput , average delay and packet loss in tcp,udp of wireshark after capture data?