The Realtime Connections window shows you the active TCP connections list and provides the function to view the payload data of the connection selected on the fly.
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2008.03.04
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Realtime Connections 
The Realtime Connections window shows you the active TCP connections list and provides the function to view the payload data of the connection selected on the fly.Toolbar Buttons
History: show the History Connections window
Block: block the connection selected
Save As: save current view of the data window on the right-bottom to HTML format file
Help: show this help file
Close: close the current window
List View on the top: shows the active TCP connections list
- Icons:
both client and server idle for more than one second - Icons:
client sent data as least in last second - Icons:
server sent data as least in last second - Icons:
both client and server sent data at least in last second - Source IP: client IP of the connection
- Source Port: client Port of the connection
- Destination IP: server IP of the connection
- Destination Port: server Port of the connection
- Start Time: the time of the connection established
- Last Time: the time of the connection last active
- Up Bytes: the total payload data size sent by client to server
- Down Bytes: the total payload data size sent by server to clicent
- If the color of the list item is gray, it means that the connection has no payload data.
List View on the left-middle: show the packets list of the connection selected
- No.: "x.y" format, "x" means the packets order number sent by both client and server, "y" means the packets order number sent by client or server
- Direction: ">>>" means the packet is sent from client to server, "<<<" means the packet is sent from server to client
- SEQ: sequence number of the TCP packet
- ACK: acknowledgement number of the TCP packet
- Time(h:m:s ms): timestamp of the packet
- Bytes: the payload size of the packet
- Duplicate: duplicate packet
Data Window on the left-bottom
- The hexadecimal view of the packet payload data selected
Data Window on the right-bottom
- Raw Data View: the raw MSN packets data view of the connection selected
- Parsed View: the parsed MSN packets data view of the connection selected
See Also:
- History Connections: show the History Connections window
