IP module: Difference between revisions

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→‎IP addresses tab: add links to common table columns page
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For each address, the table contains the following information:
For each address, the table contains the following information:


* [[Common table columns#IP|IP]]
* IP See [[Common table columns#IP|Common table columns - IP]].
* Alternative names
* Alternative names
:The names are gathered from different data sources. If known, the DNS name is shown first. Secondly, there can be the DHCP name as announced by the system itself. Thirdly, the name of the vendor of the network card of the system using the IP address is shown as well.
:See [[Common table columns#Alternative names|Common table columns - Alternative names]].
:These three names allow to easily identify the system behind an IP address.
:The name information are also used when filtering the table for some entered string.
:The name information are also used when filtering the table for some entered string.


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* First (recent) activity
* First (recent) activity
:This column shows the time of first activity of an IP address after some long inactivity period. This columns can be sorted to see the IP addresses that are active in the recent past.
:See [[Common table columns#First (recent) activity|Common table columns - First (recent) activity]].


* Last activity
* Last activity
:The last activity of an IP is the time of the last packet for that IP.
:See [[Common table columns#Last activity|Common table columns - Last activity]].


* Packets and Bytes
* Packets and Bytes
:This is the number of packets and bytes, sent by the IP address as a blue arrow up, and the received packets and bytes as a yellow arrow down.
:See [[Common table columns#Packets|Common table columns - Packets]] and [[Common table columns#Bytes|Common table columns - Bytes]].


* Packets/s and Bit/s
* Packets/s and Bit/s
:These both numbers describe the current throughput of this IP address.
:See [[Common table columns#Packets/s|Common table columns - Packets/s]] and [[Common table columns#Bit/s|Common table columns - Bit/s]].


* Peers
* Peers
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* Graph
* Graph
:The graph column shows the history graph of the traffic for each IP address. It shows the timestamp on the x-axis and the bytes on the y-axis. The resolution can be changed by using the control buttons on the top of the web page. The graph icon allows for selecting different graph types such as load (bps or packets/s), TCP statistics or connections.
:See [[Common table columns#Graph|Common table columns - Graph]].
:Available data sources are load (bps or packets/s), TCP statistics or connections.


* PCAP
* PCAP
:It is possible to download the traffic of an IP address by clicking on the download button. The captured packets are not stored on the system but they are directly sent over the HTTP connection to your computer.
:See [[Common table columns#PCAP|Common table columns - PCAP]]
:To stop capture, click on the same button again (which turned to a STOP symbol), or go to the capture traffic page in the generic section and stop the corresponding download.


When multiple pages are available, there will be a control field for switching pages.
When multiple pages are available, there will be a control field for switching pages.
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