On Mon, 02 Feb 2009 14:42 +0100, michele mich...@mailc.net wrote:
I'm interested in other opinions.
What about having a preplotted graph in IOGraph? Since I need to perform
a comparison between two dumps, say A and B, and the A dump is very
small, a solution can be having A automatically
michele wrote:
I'm interested in other opinions.
What about having a preplotted graph in IOGraph?
Since I need to perform a comparison between two dumps, say A and B, and
the A dump is very small, a solution can be having A automatically
plotted in IOGraph, before starting plotting B.
The
Martin Visser wrote:
You might also
optionally overlay the graphs. The problem with merging the captures
files is that you really still have to keep them separate to make all of
the other deconding and detailed analysis is consistent.
Overlaying the two graphs in the same IO Graph window
michele wrote:
I need to compare two different capture files, looking for similarities
in both of them. Using a modified version of IO Graph and a new field
which counts the cumulative frames length, I'm plotting a cumulative
graph of bytes over time. Now I want to (graphically) compare two
Another alternative is to basically allow two separate instances of
Wireshark (with 2 separate capture files), to have their IOGraph windows be
displayed adjacent to each other. You might then have a tool, either
graphical or via a filter, to be able to synchronise point in the graph. You
could
