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Toggling between tables and graphs, can be easily done by clicking the respective icon next to the widget’s caption. | Toggling between tables and graphs, can be easily done by clicking the respective icon next to the widget’s caption. | ||
[[File: | [[File:Top_Sending.png|alt=|none|frame]] | ||
When troubleshooting or better understanding network behavior, a lot of times it would make sense to “take a step back” and look at the bigger picture or larger trend. To accomplish this with your Allegro, you can switch the -viewable timeframe- at in the top right-hand corner of the web interface. | When troubleshooting or better understanding network behavior, a lot of times it would make sense to “take a step back” and look at the bigger picture or larger trend. To accomplish this with your Allegro, you can switch the -viewable timeframe- at in the top right-hand corner of the web interface. | ||
[[File: | [[File:Time_frame.png|alt=|none|frame]] | ||
So for instance change the viewable timeframe from 1 minute to “1 day LIVE” or “Last day”, to get a clear overview of the TOP talkers over a 1 day timeframe. | So for instance change the viewable timeframe from 1 minute to “1 day LIVE” or “Last day”, to get a clear overview of the TOP talkers over a 1 day timeframe. | ||
For identical time frames, let’s say “10 minutes LIVE” and “Last 10 minutes”, both view modes will display exactly the same graphs. Only in table form, the practical difference between the two becomes evident. | For identical time frames, let’s say “10 minutes LIVE” and “Last 10 minutes”, both view modes will display exactly the same graphs. Only in table form, the practical difference between the two becomes evident. | ||
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The download buttons, that you find everywhere throughout the Allegro web interface, give you quick and easy access to pre-filtered Pcap files. | The download buttons, that you find everywhere throughout the Allegro web interface, give you quick and easy access to pre-filtered Pcap files. | ||
[[File: | [[File:Get_Pcap.png|alt=|none|frame]] | ||
Herewith Pcap files can be retroactively (back-in-time) extracted out of the Allegro’s ring buffer. The download buttons also can be used to initiate pre-filtered Live captures. E.g. clicking the download button next to IP 192.168.178.101, will initiate a capture that is already pre-filtered to only capture traffic containing that IP during the selected time interval. Again, such time interval may be in the past, as the Allegro can extract this from its packet ring buffer. | |||
== IP details page == | == IP details page == | ||