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The Allegro Network Multimeter uses an easy-to-use web interface that allows for exploring different network

parameters of live traffic or historical traffic analyzed previously.

The web site is split into three sections. The top bar shows buttons to change the time resolution of any graph

shown in the web interface. You can zoom in or out or select specific time frames to check the last minute or day,

or any other time span. The zoom menu allows to select either a live view for a selected zoom level, or to select a

fixed time range from the past.

The green or red box left to the zoom buttons indicate whether the currently shown data is live data or the back-in-

time mode is active showing data from a specific time frame (whose start and end time is shown inside the box).

Click the red box again to go back to the live view.

In the live mode, the traffic values are so called “all-time” values which means the counters represent the amount

of packets/bytes seen from the start of the device. In the back-in-time mode with an interval from the past, the

traffic values represent only that specific time range.

The Allegro Network Multimeter separates the measurement of network traffic from the actual presentation of

the results. This means that you can navigate the web interface, filter lists and use the back-in-time feature any

time without losing information from the current network traffic.

The left side of the web page contains the menu to access different network measurement modules, on Ethernet

layer, on IP layer, or on application layer.

The rest of the windows contains the actual network parameters depending on the sub page you are on.

All different measurement modules uses links to access data stored in different modules. For instance, the MAC

overview shows IP addresses seen for a specific MAC address, clicking on it will lead to the IP specific site of the

IP measurement module.

Many measurement modules show lists of elements, such as IP addresses or connections. Such lists can be filtered

for multiple parameters as well as sorted for different columns.

There are individual manual pages for each measurement module which can be accessed by clicking on the ques-

tion mark button.