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''' – Disk''' | ''' – Disk''' | ||
:This method is only visible if a storage device is active and has some amount of free storage space. The capture will create a PCAP file on the storage device. | |||
This method is only visible if a storage device is active and has some amount of free storage space. The capture will create a PCAP file on the storage device. | |||
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'''– none''' | '''– none''' | ||
:No limit will be applied and the packets are transmitted as fast as the network interface and the packet ring buffer allow. | |||
No limit will be applied and the packets are transmitted as fast as the network interface and the packet ring buffer allow. | |||
'''– limit to bandwidth''' | '''– limit to bandwidth''' | ||
:A bandwidth limit will be applied so that the given bandwidth in Mbps is not exceeded. The bandwidth can be given as a decimal so that e.g. 500kbps can be configured with a value of 0.5. | |||
A bandwidth limit will be applied so that the given bandwidth in Mbps is not exceeded. The bandwidth can be given as a decimal so that e.g. 500kbps can be configured with a value of 0.5. | |||
'''– realtime factor''' | '''– realtime factor''' | ||
:Packets will be transmitted based on their recorded timing information. This means that with a real time factor of 1.0 packets will be transmitted approximately with the same timing as they were originally received. Using for example a real time factor of 2.0 would transmit the packets with twice the speed than they were received. | |||
Packets will be transmitted based on their recorded timing information. This means that with a real time factor of 1.0 packets will be transmitted approximately with the same timing as they were originally received. Using for example a real time factor of 2.0 would transmit the packets with twice the speed than they were received. | |||