Finisar Surveyor - Manual (Page 153)

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Capture and Display Filters
Multi-State and Multi-Statement Filters
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Frame types are shown in Table 7-7:
Multi-State and Multi-Statement Filters
To create more complex filters, use Surveyor’s graphical scripting language. You’ll
find it intuitive and easy to use if you have experience doing simple programming
or experience working with “meta-languages.” After you become familiar with this
graphical scripting language, you’ll have a powerful tool for getting exactly the data
you want. It is recommended that you first have an understanding of filter templates
and creating single filter statements before attempting to create advanced filters.
Table 7-7. Capture and Display Frame Types/Size
Frame Type/Size Description
Good Frames Frames that have no errors.
CRC Error Frames All frames that contain CRC or Alignment errors (default is packets of
64 to 1518 bytes).
Fragment/Undersize All fragments and undersized frames (default is packets less than 64
bytes).
Jabber/Oversize All jabbers and oversize frames (default is packets greater than 1518
bytes).
Minimum Packet Size
(THGm only) Sets the minimum packet size for all filtering activities based on frame
size. Packet sizes less than this value are considered Fragments/
Undersize for THGm.
Maximum Packet Size
(THGm only) Sets the maximum packet size for all filtering activities based on frame
size. Packet sizes larger than this value are considered Jabbers/Over-
size for THGm.