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Reference : Expert view columns : Expert event log columns
Expert event log columns
The following table describes the columns in the Event Log tab of the Expert.
Column
Description
Severity Icon
The severity of the event, as set in the Expert EventFinder Settings window.
Date/Time
The date and time this event occurred.
Layer
The network layer to which events of this type belong.
Event
The EventFinder definition which identified this packet as an event. The description may be modified to show additional information.
Source Addr
The source address for this packet. The node is identified by its logical address or by the symbolic name for that address if one exists in the Name Table.
Dest Addr
The destination address for this packet. The node is identified by its logical address or by the symbolic name for that address if one exists in the Name Table.
Source Port
The source port for this packet. If the port is a well known port, the protocol or application name will be shown instead of the port number.
Dest Port
The destination port for this packet. If the port is a well known port, the protocol or application name will be shown instead of the port number.
Packet
The packet number, as assigned in the Packets view of the capture window or capture file.
Flow ID
The ID (or call number, or flow index) of the flow (or call) to which the event pertains.
Request ID
Unique ID assigned to this individual HTTP request.
Call Number
Internally generated call ID. First captured call is call 1, second is call 2, and so on. Note: Do not confuse this with the “phone number” string that often appears in the gateway-assigned “Call ID” column.
Flow Index
Internally generated index for a single flow within a call. The first flow is index 1, second is 2, and so on. Signaling and control flows also consume index numbers, so it is rare that a call's media flows will occupy indices 1 and 2.