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Hi everyone, I'm new here.

I am measuring data rates using Wireshark 3.2.2 and I believe some of the data-rate units at "Statitstics" are non-consistent with my tests. I am not 100% sure, I might be missing something, so I would like someone else to have a look.

My believe is that the columns named "Bits/s" at tables Statistics -> Conversations Statistics -> Protocol Hierarchy do not measure Bits/s but a different data-rate unit, actually I believe they measure kilobit per second.

I believe Statistics -> I/O Graph gives the correct data-rate.

Values at I/O Graph are around 1000 times higher than those at Conversations and Protocol Hierarchy.

Can anyone have a look and let me know if I am right?

If I am, where can I ask to fix it? I am not a developer but I'd be happy to open an issue or whatever is needed.

Cheers!

Hi everyone, I'm new here.

I am measuring data rates using Wireshark 3.2.2 and I believe some of the data-rate units at "Statitstics" "Statistics" are non-consistent non consistent with my tests. I am not 100% sure, I might be missing something, so I would like someone else to have a look.

My believe is that the columns named "Bits/s" at tables Statistics -> Conversations Statistics -> Protocol Hierarchy do not measure Bits/s but a different data-rate unit, actually I believe they measure kilobit per second.

I believe Statistics -> I/O Graph gives the correct data-rate.

Values at I/O Graph are around 1000 times higher than those at Conversations and Protocol Hierarchy.

Can anyone have a look and let me know if I am right?

If I am, where can I ask to fix it? I am not a developer but I'd be happy to open an issue or whatever is needed.

Cheers!

Hi everyone, I'm new here.

I am measuring data rates using Wireshark 3.2.2 and I believe some of the data-rate units at "Statistics" are non consistent with my tests. I am not 100% sure, I might be missing something, so I would like someone else to have a look.

My believe is that the columns named "Bits/s" at tables Bits/s at tables Statistics -> Conversations Conversations and at Statistics -> Protocol Hierarchy Hierarchy do not measure Bits/s Bits/s but a different data-rate unit, actually I believe they measure kilobit per second.

I believe second.

I believe Statistics -> I/O Graph Graph gives the correct data-rate.

Values at I/O Graph Graph are around 1000 times higher than those at Conversations and Conversations and Protocol Hierarchy.Hierarchy.

Can anyone have a look and let me know if I am right?

If I am, where can I ask to fix it? I am not a developer but I'd be happy to open an issue or whatever is needed.

Cheers!

Hi everyone, I'm new here.

I am measuring data rates using Wireshark 3.2.2 and I believe some of the data-rate units at "Statistics" are non consistent with my tests. I am not 100% sure, I might be missing something, so I would like someone else to have a look.

My believe is that the columns named Bits/s at tables Statistics -> Conversations and at Statistics -> Protocol Hierarchy do not measure Bits/s but a different data-rate unit, actually I believe they measure kilobit per second.second.

I believe Statistics -> I/O Graph gives the correct data-rate.

Values at I/O Graph are around 1000 times higher than those at Conversations and Protocol Hierarchy.

Can anyone have a look and let me know if I am right?

If I am, where can I ask to fix it? I am not a developer but I'd be happy to open an issue or whatever is needed.

Cheers!

Hi everyone, I'm new here.

I am measuring data rates using Wireshark 3.2.2 and I believe some of the data-rate units at "Statistics" are non consistent with my tests. I am not 100% sure, I might be missing something, so I would like someone else to have a look.

My believe is that the columns named Bits/s at tables Statistics -> Conversations and at Statistics -> Protocol Hierarchy do not measure Bits/s but a different data-rate unit, actually I believe they measure kilobit per second.

I believe Statistics -> I/O Graph gives the correct data-rate.

Values at I/O Graph are around 1000 times higher than those at Conversations and Protocol Hierarchy.

Can anyone have a look and let me know if I am right?

If I am, where can I ask to fix it? I am not a developer but I'd be happy to open an issue or whatever is needed.

Cheers!