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Hi all,
I try to visualize the momentary throughput of a TCP connection in a custom column, just to get an idea of how latency effects throughput. If I understood correctly, this should be achieved by tcp.len / tcp.analysis.ack_rtt or maybe by tcp.len / tcp.time_delta. Both expressions are not accepted by Wireshark. I assume because the denominator may be zero? Generally, division works, e.g. tcp.len / ip.len works.
Do you have any idea how I can make this work?
Regards, Lukas
Hi all,
I try to visualize the momentary throughput of a TCP connection in a custom column, just to get an idea of how latency effects throughput. If I understood correctly, this should be achieved by tcp.len / tcp.analysis.ack_rtt tcp.analysis.ack_rtt or maybe by tcp.len / tcp.time_delta. tcp.time_delta. Both expressions are not accepted by Wireshark. I assume because the denominator may be zero? Generally, division works, e.g. tcp.len / ip.len ip.len works.
Do you have any idea how I can make this work?
Regards, Lukas
Hi all,
I try to visualize the momentary throughput of a TCP connection in a custom column, just to get an idea of how latency effects throughput. If I understood correctly, this should be achieved by tcp.len / tcp.analysis.ack_rtt or maybe by tcp.len / tcp.time_delta. Both expressions are not accepted by Wireshark. I assume because the denominator may be zero? Generally, division works, e.g. tcp.len / ip.len works.
Do you have any idea how I can make this work?
Regards, Lukas
