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Statistics -> Protocol Hierarchy does a good job breaking out IPv4 protocol types:

 - Internet Protocol Version 4:  - 246
 - User Datagram Protocol:  - 166
 - Transmission Control Protocol:  - 14
 - Internet Group Management Protocol:  - 4
 - Internet Control Message Protocol:  - 62

Statistics -> IPv4 Statistics -> IP Protocol Types seems to only display UDP and TCP then lumps everything else into NONE.

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IPv4 Statistics/IP Protocol Types:
Topic / Item       Count         Average       Min val       Max val       Rate (ms)     Percent       Burst rate    Burst start  
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IP Protocol Types  246       <snip>   0.0075        100%          0.2200        32.631       
 UDP               166             <snip>   0.0051        67.48%        0.2200        32.631       
 TCP               14               <snip>   0.0004        5.69%         0.0700        7.913        
 NONE              66              <snip>  0.0020        26.83%        0.0600        10.330       
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Is this by design? Need to download the code and start grepping around but thought I would ask here also.

thanks chuckc

Statistics -> Protocol Hierarchy does a good job breaking out IPv4 protocol types:

 - Internet Protocol Version 4:  - 246
 - User Datagram Protocol:  - 166
 - Transmission Control Protocol:  - 14
 - Internet Group Management Protocol:  - 4
 - Internet Control Message Protocol:  - 62

Statistics -> IPv4 Statistics -> IP Protocol Types seems to only display UDP and TCP then lumps everything else into NONE.

=============================================================================================
IPv4 Statistics/IP Protocol Types:
Topic / Item       Count         Average       Min val       Max val       Rate (ms)     Percent       Burst rate    Burst start  
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IP Protocol Types  246       <snip>   0.0075        100%          0.2200        32.631       
 UDP               166             <snip>   0.0051        67.48%        0.2200        32.631       
 TCP               14               <snip>   0.0004        5.69%         0.0700        7.913        
 NONE              66              <snip>  0.0020        26.83%        0.0600        10.330       
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Is this by design? Need to download the code and start grepping around but thought I would ask here also.

thanks chuckc

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