 | 1 | initial version |
If you decide to try capturing ICMP then Wireshark can be used to analyze the response times or check for missing replies.
You can use an ICMP display filter to show response time over a certain threshold like 10 ms for example.
icmp.resptime > 10
You can also add a column showing the ICMP response time by expanding the Internet Control Message Protocol section in the Packet Details pane, find the icmp.resptime field and right-click to "Apply as Column." (You can then sort using that column.)
If you click on the Expert Information circle (usually bottom left of screen) you may see if you have warnings about "Response not found" for protocol ICMP.
If you are using Wireshark to capture the traffic then you may want to use a capture filter to only capture ICMP packets and keep the file size smaller.
icmp should do the trick.
Good luck.
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
If you decide to try capturing ICMP then Wireshark can be used to analyze the response times or check for missing replies.
You can use an ICMP display filter to show response time over a certain threshold like 10 ms for example.
icmp.resptime > 10
You can also add a column showing the ICMP response time by expanding the Internet Control Message Protocol section in the Packet Details pane, find the icmp.resptime icmp.resptime field and right-click to "Apply as Column." (You can then sort using that column.)
If you click on the Expert Information circle (usually bottom left of screen) you may see if you have warnings about "Response not found" for protocol ICMP.
If you are using Wireshark to capture the traffic then you may want to use a capture filter to only capture ICMP packets and keep the file size smaller.
icmp should do the trick.
Good luck.
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
If you decide to try capturing ICMP then Wireshark can be used to analyze the response times or check for missing replies.
You can use an ICMP display filter to show response time over a certain threshold like 10 ms for example.
icmp.resptime > 10
You can also add a column showing the ICMP response time by expanding the Internet Control Message Protocol section in the Packet Details pane, find the icmp.resptime field and right-click to "Apply as Column." (You can then sort using that column.)
If you click on the Expert Information circle (usually bottom left of screen) you may see if you have warnings about "Response not found" for protocol ICMP.
If you are using Wireshark Wireshark to capture the traffic then you may want to use a capture filter to only capture ICMP packets and keep the file size smaller.
icmp should do the trick.
Good luck.
