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One of EtherPeek's most useful features is its ability to log statistics directly to an HTML file. You can log statistics captured in the Nodes, Protocols, Conversations, and Summary windows. From the main window's Statistics menu, I selected Statistics Output. In the resulting window, I configured the HTML output frequency and accepted the default path. EtherPeek wrote four HTML files, each of which provided a report that included neatly arranged statistics.
To make the lists of individual nodes more meaningful, EtherPeek can display real node names instead of IP and MAC addresses. The software can resolve names through DNS or passive name resolution (i.e., the software examines incoming packets for symbolic names, then adds them to the name table) or through manual name table entry. EtherPeek includes separate vendor and protocol ID tables, which you can import into the main name table. After I imported the vendor ID table, the software replaced the vendor-specific portion of each MAC address in my Statistics and Capture windows with the vendor's name.
If you want to check out TCP sequencing and sliding windows on your company's network, try capturing and analyzing an FTP file transfer or HTTP web browsing session. It's helpful to know what is happening during these FTP and HTTP communication sessions.
This feature is controlled by the "Runtime module" and the output files are placed in subdirectories named tracesNN where NN is an counter incremented every time the runtime configuration is changed. In any case, for each configuration, the input traffic in is splitted in traces with windows of 1 hour, that is, for example, if we start the dump at 9:00 am
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