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Hi I think I have a really dumb question. But I captured some traffic and than went to protcol hierarchy statistic. What I dont understand know how can IPv4 have less percent bytes than TCP? IP4v shows 3,7% and TCP 95,7% and so the number of bytes in TCP is much higher than in ipv4. I thought that TCP is in IPv4. So data+tcp+ip and without IP I thought to have less bytes (only data+tcp)
Hi I think I have a really dumb question. But I captured some traffic and than went to protcol hierarchy statistic. What I dont understand know how can IPv4 have less percent bytes than TCP? IP4v shows 3,7% and TCP 95,7% and so the number of bytes in TCP is much higher than in ipv4. I thought that TCP is in IPv4. So data+tcp+ip and without IP I thought to have less bytes (only data+tcp)
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