Back-in-Time functionality: Difference between revisions

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IPs that are not active during the time window are not shown.
IPs that are not active during the time window are not shown.


Since not all data is available in '''back-in-time''' mode, the web interface highlights all data that is not available with a Gray background.  
The '''back-in-time''' mode can be exited by clicking on the red '''back-in-time''' box on the top of the web interface. The Allegro Network Multimeter will switch back to the live view.
 
Note that even in '''back-in-time''' mode, the device still measures every packet going through it so you will not miss any data.


This allows to still read the data while still knowing which data is from the time window and which data comes from the latest measurements.
=== Data not available in back-in-time mode ===
Some data is not available for a specific time period in the back-in-time mode, but only as a total value since the start of the measurement.


The '''back-in-time''' mode can be exited by clicking on the red '''back-in-time''' box on the top of the web interface. The Allegro Network Multimeter will switch back to the live view.
The web interface highlights all data that is not available with a Gray background.  


Note that even in '''back-in-time''' mode, the device still measures every packet going through it so you will not miss any data.
This allows to still read the data while still knowing which data is from the time window and which data comes from the latest measurements.
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