Recent changes to FlowViewer

WikiPage FlowViewer modified by Joe Loiacono

Joe Loiacono — Thu, 30 Aug 2012 15:00:29 -0000

WikiPage FlowViewer modified by Joe Loiacono

Joe Loiacono — Thu, 30 Aug 2012 15:00:13 -0000

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 These filtering criteria are common to the other tools, FlowGrapher and FlowTracker, as well. The Reporting Parameters are different between the tools and allow the user to control the output of the reports. The FlowViewer input screen appears in the missle panel keeping the dashboard graphs in view. An example FlowViewer input screen is shown in Figure 1 below. The FlowViewer Input screen is not showing the SiLK directory selection parameter (see the FlowGrapher wiki section for this.)
 
-![FlowViewer Input Screen] (https://sourceforge.net/p/flowviewer/wiki/FlowViewer/attachment/FV_IN_wiki.png)
+![FlowViewer Input Screen] (https://sourceforge.net/p/flowviewer/wiki/Images/attachment/FV_IN_wiki.png)
 Figure 1 - FlowViewer Input Screen
 
 
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 Netflow data is parsed according to the user supplied filter and the selected report is generated. The user may select to see a pie chart summary of the results. An example FlowViewer output screen is shown in Figure 2 below. The user may click on any column and the report will sort by that column. From the FlowViewer report screen the user may save either the filter or the report itself from the buttons in the bottom margin. See the FlowGrapher wiki section to see how saved reports are accessed. The report shown in the figure below is displaying IPv6 addresses. Note that this requires SiLK version 3.0 and above.
 
-![FlowViewer Output Screen] (https://sourceforge.net/p/flowviewer/wiki/FlowViewer/attachment/FV_Out1_wiki.png)
+![FlowViewer Output Screen] (https://sourceforge.net/p/flowviewer/wiki/Images/attachment/FV_Out1_wiki.png)
 Figure 2 - FlowViewer Output Screen

WikiPage FlowViewer modified by Joe Loiacono

Joe Loiacono — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 19:21:36 -0000

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-These filtering criteria are common to the other tools, FlowGrapher and FlowTracker, as well. The Reporting Parameters are different between the tools and allow the user to control the output of the reports. The FlowViewer input screen appears in the missle panel keeping the dashboard graphs in view. An example FlowViewer input screen is shown in Figure 1 below:
+These filtering criteria are common to the other tools, FlowGrapher and FlowTracker, as well. The Reporting Parameters are different between the tools and allow the user to control the output of the reports. The FlowViewer input screen appears in the missle panel keeping the dashboard graphs in view. An example FlowViewer input screen is shown in Figure 1 below. The FlowViewer Input screen is not showing the SiLK directory selection parameter (see the FlowGrapher wiki section for this.)
 
 ![FlowViewer Input Screen] (https://sourceforge.net/p/flowviewer/wiki/FlowViewer/attachment/FV_IN_wiki.png)
 Figure 1 - FlowViewer Input Screen
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-The FlowViewer Input screen shown above is not showing the SiLK directory selection parameter (see the FlowGrapher wiki section for this.)
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-Netflow data is parsed according to the user supplied filter and the selected report is generated. The user may select to see a pie chart summary of the results. An example FlowViewer output screen is shown in Figure 2 below. The user may click on any column and the report will sort by that column. From the FlowViewer report screen the user may save either the filter or the report itself from the buttons in the bottom margin. See the FlowGrapher wiki section to see how saved reports are accessed.
+Netflow data is parsed according to the user supplied filter and the selected report is generated. The user may select to see a pie chart summary of the results. An example FlowViewer output screen is shown in Figure 2 below. The user may click on any column and the report will sort by that column. From the FlowViewer report screen the user may save either the filter or the report itself from the buttons in the bottom margin. See the FlowGrapher wiki section to see how saved reports are accessed. The report shown in the figure below is displaying IPv6 addresses. Note that this requires SiLK version 3.0 and above.
 
 ![FlowViewer Output Screen] (https://sourceforge.net/p/flowviewer/wiki/FlowViewer/attachment/FV_Out1_wiki.png)
 Figure 2 - FlowViewer Output Screen

WikiPage FlowViewer modified by Joe Loiacono

Joe Loiacono — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 19:19:39 -0000

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 Netflow data is parsed according to the user supplied filter and the selected report is generated. The user may select to see a pie chart summary of the results. An example FlowViewer output screen is shown in Figure 2 below. The user may click on any column and the report will sort by that column. From the FlowViewer report screen the user may save either the filter or the report itself from the buttons in the bottom margin. See the FlowGrapher wiki section to see how saved reports are accessed.
 
-![FlowViewer Output Screen] (https://sourceforge.net/p/flowviewer/wiki/FlowGrapher/attachment/FG_Out1_wiki.png)
+![FlowViewer Output Screen] (https://sourceforge.net/p/flowviewer/wiki/FlowViewer/attachment/FV_Out1_wiki.png)
 Figure 2 - FlowViewer Output Screen

WikiPage FlowViewer modified by Joe Loiacono

Joe Loiacono — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 19:17:20 -0000

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 ![FlowViewer Input Screen] (https://sourceforge.net/p/flowviewer/wiki/FlowViewer/attachment/FV_IN_wiki.png)
 Figure 1 - FlowViewer Input Screen
 
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+FlowViewer Reporting Parameters allow the user to modify the reported output. These parameters include:
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+* Statistics Report * Printed Report * Resolve Addresses * Pie Charts
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+The FlowViewer Input screen shown above is not showing the SiLK directory selection parameter (see the FlowGrapher wiki section for this.)
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+Netflow data is parsed according to the user supplied filter and the selected report is generated. The user may select to see a pie chart summary of the results. An example FlowViewer output screen is shown in Figure 2 below. The user may click on any column and the report will sort by that column. From the FlowViewer report screen the user may save either the filter or the report itself from the buttons in the bottom margin. See the FlowGrapher wiki section to see how saved reports are accessed.
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+![FlowViewer Output Screen] (https://sourceforge.net/p/flowviewer/wiki/FlowGrapher/attachment/FG_Out1_wiki.png)
+Figure 2 - FlowViewer Output Screen
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WikiPage FlowViewer modified by Joe Loiacono

Joe Loiacono — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 18:35:40 -0000

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WikiPage FlowViewer modified by Joe Loiacono

Joe Loiacono — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 18:32:46 -0000

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 FlowViewer
 
 The FlowViewer tool creates textual reports according a user specified filter. Over a dozen reports are currently offered. The filtering criteria fields include:
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WikiPage FlowViewer modified by Joe Loiacono
Joe Loiacono — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 18:32:25 -0000
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WikiPage FlowViewer modified by Joe Loiacono

Joe Loiacono — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 18:31:29 -0000

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WikiPage FlowViewer modified by Joe Loiacono

Joe Loiacono — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 15:26:54 -0000

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 These filtering criteria are common to the other tools, FlowGrapher and FlowTracker, as well. The Reporting Parameters are different between the tools and allow the user to control the output of the reports. The FlowViewer input screen appears in the missle panel keeping the dashboard graphs in view. An example FlowViewer input screen is shown in Figure 1 below:
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 ![FlowViewer Input Screen] (https://sourceforge.net/p/flowviewer/wiki/FlowViewer/attachment/FV_IN_wiki.png)
 Figure 1 - FlowViewer Input Screen

* Statistics Report	* Printed Report	* Resolve Addresses	* Pie Charts
* Octet Units	* Sampling Multiplier	* Cutoff Lines	* Cutoff Octets

Period Start Time	Period End Time	Protocol	TCP Flags	* Period Start Time	* Period End Time	* Protocol	* TCP Flags
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