Click the ‘Go to Capture Panel’ button on the Capture page
When you're on the Capture Setting page, locate and click the 'Go to Capture Panel' button.
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This action will lead you to the Capture Progress page in Qmanager.
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To initiate capturing, just click the green button associated with the desired port you wish to capture from.
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While capturing is in progress, the button will
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change its color to red.
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To stop the capturing process, simply click the same button.
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1. Capture Preview
Preview of what is being captured. Information like the protocol/port, IP
address, and other data are displayed. Shows a 10-packet preview of what is being captured in the
selected port.
Go Back to Capturing Setup: Goes back to the capture setup page.
Open in New Window: Opens in a pop-up window, where you can expand the view such as
Statistics and Filter Information.
2. Port Action
Each cell represents a single port. It shows the capacity bar and percentage,
current capture file name, and start/stop status for each port.
Port # | Mbps: Clicking on this button will show the statics of the selected port in the Statis-
tics panel.Start Port # Capture: Start capturing on the specific numbered port. The button displayed as
green means that capturing is not in progress.Stop Port # Capture: Stop the current capture progress on the specific numbered port. The
button displayed as red means that capturing is in progress.
3. Statistics
This shows the RMON1-based statistics per port. It also includes counters and
percentage bar graphs.
Reset Statistics: Resets the statistics of all ports back to zero. When switched back to zero, the
statistics display will be empty until one of the ports receives a single packet.
4. Filters
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When you click "Stop Capturing," Qmanager will promptly notify you and inquire whether you truly intend to cease the capture. Proceed by clicking the ‘OK’ button. In case you accidentally click the stop button, you can easily rectify it by clicking the ‘Cancel’ button, which will ensure that the capture continues uninterrupted.
To learn how to monitor capture progress, kindly refer to the following link: Monitoring Capture Progress