Protocol Hierarchy

Protocol Hierarchy report provides a statistical breakdown of all protocols captured, displayed as a tree structure with columns for the percentage and absolute number of bytes and packets for each protocol.

Example:

Protocol Hierarchy Statistics:

eth frames:313805 bytes:209341995

vlan frames:313805 bytes:209341995

ip frames:313805 bytes:209341995

tcp frames:313411 bytes:209284081

data frames:3 bytes:930

rpc frames:286308 bytes:206896337

nfs frames:285479 bytes:198020337

rpc frames:270 bytes:205028

nfs frames:270 bytes:205028

rpc frames:15 bytes:30994

nfs frames:15 bytes:30994

rpc frames:14 bytes:30240

nfs frames:14 bytes:30240

_ws.short frames:2 bytes:29996

_ws.short frames:9557 bytes:113900165

_ws.unreassembled frames:73 bytes:1360574

nfs.cb frames:20 bytes:4520

dlep frames:144 bytes:644940

_ws.malformed frames:98 bytes:28020

_ws.unreassembled frames:44 bytes:605768

dlep frames:2 bytes:11152

_ws.unreassembled frames:1 bytes:1446

dlep frames:1 bytes:1446

_ws.unreassembled frames:1 bytes:1446

dlep frames:1 bytes:9706

_ws.unreassembled frames:1 bytes:9706

udp frames:394 bytes:57914

dns frames:362 bytes:47818

nbdgm frames:32 bytes:10096

smb frames:32 bytes:10096

mailslot frames:32 bytes:10096

smb_netlogon frames:32 bytes:10096