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Ahhh.. That makes sense.<br />
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My duration is 160.034 for the conversation. How do I find out the unit set for the duration. I was thinking ms but I just want to confirm it. Thx
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Ahhh.. That makes sense.

My duration is 160.034 for the conversation. How do I find out the unit set for the duration. I was thinking ms but I just want to confirm it. Thx

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Yes. I see it now. That is interesting because my total capture time is 12 minutes and I just saw some duration that is around 660.00. I don't think it is in seconds because it would last longer than my capture time. I don't think I changed the duration in the past because I don't know how. So this must be ms somehow.
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Yes. I see it now. That is interesting because my total capture time is 12 minutes and I just saw some duration that is around 660.00. I don't think it is in seconds because it would last longer than my capture time. I don't think I changed the duration in the past because I don't know how. So this must be ms somehow.

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12 minutes is 720 seconds. So that could be accurate and in seconds.
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12 minutes is 720 seconds. So that could be accurate and in seconds.

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Yes you are correct. I just realized that I made a mistake in my calculation. Thx
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Yes you are correct. I just realized that I made a mistake in my calculation. Thx

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I got the conversation statistics (see pic). There are 202 IP conversations, 416 tcp conversations, and 1043 udp conversations. I thought that tcp and udp are under IP. That is what showing under Protocol Hierarchy statistics. But looking at the conversations, the sum of conversations of tcp and udp are greater than IP conversations. Am I missing something? Thanks<br />
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I got the conversation statistics (see pic). There are 202 IP conversations, 416 tcp conversations, and 1043 udp conversations. I thought that tcp and udp are under IP. That is what showing under Protocol Hierarchy statistics. But looking at the conversations, the sum of conversations of tcp and udp are greater than IP conversations. Am I missing something? Thanks



wireshark conversation statistics

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TCP/IP

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