as will highlighting any header then clicking on "Examine".

Double clicking on any header will display the packet's contents

scroll bar.

the user desires to display a specific header without using the

In addition, the window contains a "Goto…" button to be used when

 

 Frame Alignment error.

 bytes), is oversized (>1518 bytes), or contains a CRC or a

 * E:  a '*' sign will be printed if the packet is a runt (<64

 in hex.

 preceded by an '=' sign.  If not, the type will be printed

 in the Protocol Map, the protocol name will be printed

 * Type:  the Ethernet type.  If the Ethernet type is found

 * Destination:  the destination Ethernet address.

 If not, the address will be printed in hex.

 the name will be printed preceded by an '=' sign.

 entered a map from Ethernet addresses to names,

 * Source:  the source Ethernet address.  If the user has

 * Size:  the size of the Ethernet packet.

  from the start of collection.

  milliseconds.  Packet number 0's time is calculated

 * ∆T:  the time between Ethernet packets, expressed in

 * Num:  a decimal number assigned to each buffered packet.

 

of the Ethernet data collected.  The data is organized as follows:

The "Ethernet Headers" window allows the user to view a summary