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Hello folks,

I'm wondering what TCP Stream Graph is using to build rtt graphs? It seems it is different from tcp.analysis.ack_rtt. Retrieved tcp.analysis.ack_rtt gives the average of 111ms for conversation. When in TCP Stream Graph RTT is next:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1RieHyB8xoJPYMlgNSbVyEMaPemi_lNaj

Which result should I better trust?

Hello folks,

I'm wondering what TCP Stream Graph is using to build rtt graphs? It seems it is different from tcp.analysis.ack_rtt. Retrieved tcp.analysis.ack_rtt gives the average of 111ms for conversation. When in TCP Stream Graph RTT is next:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1RieHyB8xoJPYMlgNSbVyEMaPemi_lNaj

Graph is not really look like average is 111ms. Which result should I better trust?

Hello folks,

I'm wondering what TCP Stream Graph is using to build rtt graphs? It seems it is different from tcp.analysis.ack_rtt. tcp.analysis.ack_rtt. Retrieved tcp.analysis.ack_rtt tcp.analysis.ack_rtt gives the average of 111ms for conversation. When in TCP Stream Graph RTT is next:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1RieHyB8xoJPYMlgNSbVyEMaPemi_lNaj

Graph is not really look like average is 111ms. Which result should I better trust?