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the local network and Internet/WAN and for initial connection (slow connect) as well
as for ongoing communications (slow response).
• IPX SMB Session Delays—defines the session response time delay for IPX Server
Message Block packets that is considered marginal and critical. Values are required
for the local network and Internet/WAN and for initial connection (slow connect) as
well as for ongoing communications (slow response)
• LPD Session Delays—defines the session response time delay for LPD that is
considered marginal and critical. Values are required for the local network and
Internet/WAN, and for initial connection (slow connect) as well as for ongoing
communications (slow response).
• IP NetBIOS Session Delays—defines the session response time delay for (IP)
NetBIOS that is considered marginal and critical. Values are required for the local
network and Internet/WAN, and for initial connection (slow connect) as well as for
ongoing communications (slow response).
• NETBIOS Session Delays—defines the session response time delay for NETBIOS
that is considered marginal and critical. Values are required for the local network and
Internet/WAN, and for initial connection (slow connect) as well as for ongoing
communications (slow response).
• NFS Session Delays—defines the session response time delay for NFS that is
considered marginal and critical. The port number will be displayed without a name.
Values are required for the local network and Internet/WAN, and for ongoing
communications (slow response).
• NNTP Session Delays—defines the session response time delay for NNTP (Network
News) that is considered marginal and critical. Values are required for the local
network and Internet/WAN, and for initial connection (slow connect) as well as for
ongoing communications (slow response).
• POP3 Session Delays—defines the session response time delay for POP3 that is
considered marginal and critical. Values are required for the local network and
Internet/WAN, and for initial connection (slow connect) as well as for ongoing
communications (slow response).
• RPC Session Delays—defines the session response time delay for RPC that is
considered marginal and critical. Values are required for the local network and
Internet/WAN, and for initial connection (slow connect) as well as for ongoing
communications (slow response).
• SMTP Session Delays—defines the session response time delay for SMTP that is
considered marginal and critical. Values are required for the local network and
Internet/WAN, and for initial connection (slow connect) as well as for ongoing
communications (slow response).
• SNMP Session Delays—defines the session response time delay for SNMP that is
considered marginal and critical. The port number will be displayed without a name.
- Observer Reference Guide 1
- Limited Warranty—Software 3
- Limited Warranty—Hardware 3
- Trademark Notices 3
- Technical Support 4
- End User License Agreement 4
- Table of Contents 5
- Introduction 10
- Installing Observer 11
- Quick Installation Overview 12
- Running Observer or a Probe 13
- Probe Installation 14
- Installation 14
- 5. Click Next 18
- NIC Analyzer Driver 21
- Main Observer Display 23
- Observer Basics 24
- View Menu 25
- Capture Menu 26
- Statistics Menu 26
- Trending/Analysis Menu 28
- Tools Menu 28
- Options Menu 30
- Window Menu 31
- Observer Toolbars 32
- Settings Toolbar 33
- Actions Toolbar 33
- Toolbar Setup 34
- Customizing Toolbars 35
- Customizing the Probe Map 37
- Uninstalling Observer 39
- The Capture Menu 41
- Options > Selected Probe 42
- Packet Capture Mode 43
- Packet Capture-Graph View 44
- *.enc—for Ethernet captures 49
- *.trc—for Token Ring captures 49
- *.fdc—for FDDI captures 49
- *.cap—for CAP formats 49
- Printing the Decode 50
- RINT button 51
- PostFilter 53
- EFORE button 57
- FTER button 57
- *.cap—for CAP files 76
- Bandwidth Utilization 79
- Efficiency History 81
- Matrix, IP Subprotocols) 84
- Internet Patrol Tab 86
- IP Pairs (Matrix) Tab 91
- IP Subprotocols Tab 94
- Network Activity Display 96
- List View 100
- Menu Path 101
- Available Views 101
- The Statistics Menu 102
- Network Vital Signs Mode 103
- Setup Properties 104
- Plot View 107
- Summary List View 107
- Collision Expert Analysis 108
- 3D Chart View 112
- Pie View 112
- Pair Statistics (Matrix) Mode 113
- Pair Circle View 116
- 3D Column Chart View 119
- Protocol Tree View 121
- 3D Pie Chart View 122
- Settings 122
- RMON Tables 123
- Router Observer 123
- List and Dials View 125
- Access Points Load Monitor 127
- Top Talkers Statistics Mode 133
- Top Talkers Setup Properties 134
- Utilization History Mode 140
- 3D Line Chart View 143
- Dial View 144
- Utilization Summary View 144
- 3D Step Chart View 144
- Utilization Thermometer Mode 145
- Web Observer 145
- Purpose 149
- Setup and Display Properties 151
- Wireless Site Survey 152
- General Information Tab 153
- Frame Type Tab 153
- Control Frames Tab 153
- Management Frames Tab 154
- Data Frames Tab 154
- Speeds Tab 154
- Signal Tab 155
- Channel Scan Tab 155
- Triggers and Alarms Mode 156
- LEAR icon 157
- Trigger Settings 158
- Bad IP Checksum 159
- Duplicate IP Addresses 160
- Ethernet Frame Errors 160
- Fragmented IP Packets 161
- IPX Server Busy 162
- Number of Packets 163
- Sequence of Bytes at Offset 164
- Unknown IP Addresses 164
- Utilization 165
- Wireless Frame Errors 165
- FDDI Network Vital Signs 170
- Wireless Vital Signs 171
- Network Summary 173
- Trending and Analysis Menu 175
- Network Trending 177
- Network Trending Setup 179
- DIT or ADD button 180
- Network Trending Viewer 183
- The Statistics Toolbar 185
- IEW ALL STATIONS button off 189
- Network Trending Mode 191
- WAN Delay Analysis 194
- Apply IP Mapping 197
- Application Analysis 200
- Graph View 201
- The Tools Menu 205
- Discover Network Names Mode 207
- Graphical Station List View 208
- Discover Using: Selections 209
- IP Discovery Setup 209
- The Tools Menu 210
- Resolve IP 211
- Import Aliases 211
- Multiple Address Tables 212
- Ping/Trace Route 213
- Tools > Ping/Trace Route 214
- Replay Packet Buffer 215
- SNMP Trending Data Manager 216
- SNMP MIB Editor 217
- SNMP MIB Walker 217
- Switch Station Locator 219
- Traffic Generator 222
- Tools > Traffic 223
- Generator 223
- Enterprise Licensing 224
- Edit Switch Scripts 225
- Import/Export Filters 226
- Register Custom Decode DLLs 226
- Switch Setup Dashboard 227
- Filtering by Address 230
- Filtering for Errors 230
- Filtering by Packet Length 231
- Filtering by Port 233
- Filtering by WAN DLCI 234
- Filtering by WAN Port 234
- Conditions) 234
- Filter Shortcuts 237
- Applying Multiple Filters 239
- The Options Menu 241
- Observer General Options 242
- Paging Server Settings 243
- Configure Voice Settings 249
- Advanced Pager Settings 250
- Pager Service Tray Icon 251
- Paging Server Log 252
- Send Page 253
- Observer General Options 255
- About Probe Instances 256
- Creating a Probe Instance 257
- Instances 262
- Edit Probe Entry Tab 266
- Probe Parameters Tab 267
- Adapter Speed Tab 268
- Wireless 802.11a/b Tab 269
- Web Reporting Configuration 270
- Actions Menu 271
- Actions Menu 272
- RMON Conformance Tab 274
- Update Switch Scripts 275
- Real-Time Expert 277
- Configuring Real-Time Expert 278
- Expert Thresholds (OSI Model) 278
- Expert Threshold Profiles 279
- Expert Items 280
- Data Link Tab 281
- Real-Time Expert 282
- Network Tab 283
- Transport Tab 284
- Session Tab 285
- Presentation/Application Tab 287
- Using Real-Time Expert 289
- Real-Time Analysis 290
- Expert Global Settings 291
- Expert Displays 297
- Expert Button Bar 298
- Expert Summary 298
- Expert Events 299
- UDP Events 302
- ICMP Events 302
- IPX Events 303
- NetBIOS Events 304
- Wireless Events 304
- Expert Analysis 305
- ONNECTION 306
- Server Analysis 307
- What-If Analysis 308
- Voice Over IP Expert 311
- Switched Observer 313
- Technology Overview 314
- Switch SNMP Agents 315
- Port Mirroring 316
- Using the Switch Dashboard 317
- E)CONNECT AND 318
- NABLE SWITCH MANAGEMENT icon 318
- Switch Scripts 320
- Sections Headers 321
- Switched Observer 322
- Telnet Script Example 324
- SNMP Scripts 327
- SNMP Script Example 329
- Switched Modes 332
- Internet Observer – Switched 334
- Top Talkers – Switched 335
- SNMP Overview 337
- SNMP Management Station 341
- Getting Started 343
- Using SNMP Management Console 344
- Functional Overview 345
- Configuring SNMP Agents 346
- Adding an SNMP Agent 347
- Edit an SNMP Agent 350
- Delete an SNMP Agent 350
- SNMP Buttons 350
- Collecting Chart Information 352
- Customizing Charts 353
- Collecting List Information 355
- Read Values Display 356
- Collecting Forms Information 357
- Collecting Table Information 358
- The MIB Editor 360
- The MIB Editor Toobar 361
- Using the MIB Editor 362
- Compiling MIBs 363
- The Compile Process 364
- Building Requests 365
- Why Build Custom Requests? 366
- Building and Modifying Charts 367
- Building Expressions 372
- Building Trap Requests 374
- Designing and Building Forms 376
- Form Editor 377
- Form Designer 377
- Text Field Properties 381
- Edit Field Properties 382
- List Box Properties 384
- Combo Box Properties 385
- Group Box Properties 386
- Bitmap Properties 386
- Button Control Properties 387
- Drawing Control Properties 388
- Enumerated Bitmap Properties 389
- Dial Control Properties 391
- The MIB Walker 392
- ET VALUE 394
- Setting Values 395
- SNMP Technical Overview 396
- General Principles 397
- Types of SNMP MIB Objects 398
- Observer Suite: Web Reporting 403
- Statistics Available 404
- Web Server Options Tab 407
- Using Web Publishing Service 408
- Switch Trending 412
- Internet Trending 415
- SNMP Trending 419
- Creating Comparison Reports 421
- Observer Suite: RMON Console 423
- RMON Modes 424
- RMON Ethernet Triggers 428
- Broadcast Packets 429
- Collisions 430
- CRC & Alignment Errors 430
- Fragments 430
- ” or from the beginning of a 431
- 00 17 — port 23 in hex 435
- Soft Error Reports 436
- Token Errors 436
- RMON Table 436
- DICOM Extension 437
- Licensing 438
- 1. Start Observer 440
- DICOM Extension Decode Window 441
- DICOM Extension 442
- Troubleshooting 445
- Specific Issues 446
- Firewall? 447
- Troubleshooting 448
- Warranty 449
- Using the Custom Decode Kit 450
- Files Included 450
- StdAfx.cpp and StdAfx.h 451
- Overview 453
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