Hi,
Does some one know why the following command: “Tshark.exe
–r testfile.pcap –q –z io,stat,30,COUNT(tcp.analysis.retransmission)
tcp.analysis.retransmission” outputs this:
C:\Program Files\Wireshark>tshark.exe -r
update.pcap -q -z io,stat,30,COUNT(tcp.
analysis.retransmission)cp.analysis.retransmission
===================================================================
IO Statistics
Interval: 30.000 secs
Column #0:
| Column #0
Time
|frames| bytes
000.000-030.000
2 444
030.000-060.000
1 222
060.000-090.000
1 222
090.000-120.000
17 3081
120.000-150.000 23676 22054026
150.000-180.000 39681 37077760
180.000-210.000 88041 83327179
210.000-240.000 86237 81549459
240.000-270.000 43381 40256634
270.000-300.000 8147
7507780
300.000-330.000
2 472
330.000-360.000
3 348
360.000-390.000
1 222
390.000-420.000
1 222
420.000-450.000
2 314
450.000-480.000
163 47626
Instead of a column with the counted tcp
retransmissions?
Got the same result with :
tshark.exe –r testfile.pcap” –q –z
io,stat,30,”COUNT(tcp.analysis.retranmission)tcp.analysis.retransmission”,”AVG(tcp.window_size)tcp.window_size”,”MAX(tcp.window_size)”,”MIN(tcp.window_size)tcp.window_size”
I am using TShark 1.1.3 (SVN Rev 27807) .
(testfile.pcap does contain tcp and retransmission so
its not that)
Kind regards,
Jo
