I am trying to measure a high speed telemetry system. It is capable of producing > 1000 frames per second or 1000Hz. I am using wireshark to capture the UDP port where these frames are produced. I have had much trouble getting a reliable measurement. I was wondering if your team has tested wireshark at these rates before? If so, can you tell me what rate wireshark can reliably measure? asked 29 Feb '12, 06:58 ggray08 |
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OK:
dumpcap is the program which actually does the capturing. Wireshark uses dumpcap to do the capturing but is also doing dissection as the capture takes place.
answered 01 Mar '12, 10:02 Bill Meier ♦♦ Thank you! I will try your comments. Appreciate your time. (02 Mar '12, 06:28) ggray08 |
What are you trying to "reliably measure" ?
Also: Assuming full size frames: 1000 frames/sec * 1500 bytes/frame ==> 12 Mbits/sec doesn't seem to me to be be excessively high.
This is a 10017 Byte UDP frame @ 1000 Hz (80 Mbits/sec). My system is capable of doubling that number also. I was just wondering if Wireshark can actually keep up and capture each frame at these speeds.