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If I run the statistics&gt;endpoints on a trace I come up with Ethernet tab (6), IPv4 (19) and TCP (715)<br />
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It appears to me to mean that there are 6 mac addresses communicating on the spanned port, and those mac addresses are using 19 ip addresses and those 19 ip addresses are using using 715 ip and port combinations?<br />
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Is this correct or do I not understand correctly?
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If I run the statistics>endpoints on a trace I come up with Ethernet tab (6), IPv4 (19) and TCP (715)

It appears to me to mean that there are 6 mac addresses communicating on the spanned port, and those mac addresses are using 19 ip addresses and those 19 ip addresses are using using 715 ip and port combinations?

Is this correct or do I not understand correctly?

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