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x.x.x.x must be replaced with the actual IP address. Additional URL parameters can be used to choose a time span, | x.x.x.x must be replaced with the actual IP address. Additional URL parameters can be used to choose a time span, applying filters, etc. See [[REST API description]] for details. | ||
==== Open TCP server ports ==== | ==== Open TCP server ports ==== | ||
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The graphs below show the historical data for each TCP handshake. The data point is the average handshake time and the vertical line shows the min and max handshake time for that specific time window (depending on the zoom level). Up to two graphs might be visible, one for data when the IP connected other IPs as a client, and another graph for data when the IP has been connected from other IPs as a server. | The graphs below show the historical data for each TCP handshake. The data point is the average handshake time and the vertical line shows the min and max handshake time for that specific time window (depending on the zoom level). Up to two graphs might be visible, one for data when the IP connected other IPs as a client, and another graph for data when the IP has been connected from other IPs as a server. | ||
The connection table below shows a subset of the main connection table only for TCP | The connection table below shows a subset of the main connection table only for TCP connections for this IP. When sorting the handshake and response time columns and more than one time value is shown in a field, the maximum of all time values of that field is taken into account. | ||
==== HTTP server statistics ==== | ==== HTTP server statistics ==== | ||
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Values range from 0 dBFS (loudest) to -96 dBFS (absolute silence). | Values range from 0 dBFS (loudest) to -96 dBFS (absolute silence). | ||
Graphs per connection show packets and packet loss, jitter, MOS and the max audio level of | Graphs per connection show packets and packet loss, jitter, MOS and the max audio level of client and server over time. | ||
A PCAP button allows for PCAP capturing. If a proper codec is used, audio capture buttons for both directions are available allowing downloads in MP3 format. | A PCAP button allows for PCAP capturing. If a proper codec is used, audio capture buttons for both directions are available allowing downloads in MP3 format. | ||
Following codecs are supported for audio extraction: | Following codecs are supported for audio extraction: |
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