average packet sizes found in the sample.

Also displayed in this dialog is the smallest, largest, and

 

finally, dividing by 10M bits.

dividing by the length of the time for the sample, and,

two values, multiplying by 8 to get the number of bits,

The percent bandwidth, then, is calculated by summing these

 

 packet.

 collected times 8 bytes for the preamble of each

 * Transmission Overhead: is the number of packets

 

 Ethernet header and four bytes of CRC.

 bytes collected in the sample including the 14 byte

 * Ethernet Data:  is the sum of all the Ethernet data

 

by the packets collected is detailed by two measurements:

The calculation of the percent of this bandwidth consumed

of an Ethernet/IEEE 802.3 network is 10M bits per second.

latest sample of Ethernet data collected.  The bandwidth

the amount of Ethernet bandwidth that was consumed for the

The "Summary" analysis dialog calculates for the user