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Displaying Capture Data
Information in this Display:
19-18
To display captured LAN data, press
be similar to the following:
Nu m Time
D
Typ e
------- --------
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00001 000.00
I0
I P
FFFFFFFFFFFF
0000C0D CBE28 0806 HDOHD HD NJJJFEFELMFFOFKOEKFOEKFO
EKFOEKFOKEWFOKEFOKMFEMFOKF EWKFEWKFFLELF
00002 002.40
O0
I P
FFFFFFFFFFFF
0000C0D CBE28 0806 HDOHD HD NJJJFEFELMFFOFKOEKFOEKFO
EKFOEKFOKEWFOKEFOKMFEMFOKF EWKFEWKFFLELF
00003 004.30
I0
I P
FFFFFFFFFFFF
0000C0D CBE28 0806 HDOHD HD NJJJFEFELMFFOFKOEKFOEKFO
EKFOEKFOKEWFOKEFOKMFEMFOKF EWKFEWKFFLELF
+
- PgU p,PgDn
F3: Exit F4: Pu rge C apture
Figure 19-9 LAN Capture Display
The three numbers near the upper right identify (from left to right) the currently
selected frame, the lowest sequence number (
and the highest sequence number in the current buffer.
– a five-digit sequence number.
Num
– the time to the hundredth of a second since the first "event" in the current
Time
buffer.
– the data direction:
D
On monitors capable of displaying reverse video, outgoing frames will be dis-
played in reverse video.
– the frame type:
Type
– length of the frame.
Len
– source MAC address, destination MAC address, frame type, and first 76
Data
bytes of the frame, in hex.
Note that pressing
[F7]
displayed, in case that number is not currently on the screen. (It must, however, be in
the buffer.)
The capture buffer can hold the first 76 bytes of each packet, up to 1000 packets. The
data is stored in a file named landata.out.
at the Traffic Monitor Menu. The display will
[C]
Len
Data
------
-------------------------------------------------------------
0100
0100
0100
F7: Go to ev #
[C],[E],[C]
Num
(incoming) or
I
O
,
,
, or
IP
IPX
Bridge
will allow specification of an event (sequence) number to be
Nod e Name=nod e_xyz
Event 2 of 1: 6
from Main Menu
– see below) in the current buffer,
(outgoing), plus the LAN card number.
.
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Frame Relay Module 4.0 User Guide, Rev 01
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