Articles and Whitepapers related to Unsniff, Trisul, and Unbrowse SNMP
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TCP/IP stream analysis toolThis tool is part of a series of utilities meant to illustrate the use of the Unsniff Scripting API and to motivate you to write your own tools.
 TCP is arguably the most important protocol in the internet today. Under the hood, TCP features complex algorithms for congestion control. TCP attempts to seek the ideal bandwidth rate dynamically on any given link. It constantly attempts to push the transfer rate higher and periodically pulling back when it encounters errors. Observing the behavior of TCP is quite a revealing experience about rate control and error recovery. We present a utility here that detects retransmissions, out of order segments, duplicate acks. It can produce charts that plot the congestion window, advertised window, in-flight data, sequence number analysis and much more.
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Packet Length Distribution ChartThis tool is part of a series of utilities meant to illustrate the use of the Unsniff Scripting API and to motivate you to write your own tools.
 Ever wonder about the sizes of packets that criss-cross your network ?
Using the Unsniff Scripting API combined with the power of Ruby - you can quickly create powerful scripts to see for yourself. We present a utility written using the Unsniff Scripting API which looks at captured data and creates a Packet Length Distribution chart. This tool demonstrates usage of the Unsniff Scripting API, Ruby,UnleashCharts, and Fox-Ruby.
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Traffic MonitorThis tool is part of a series of utilities written by Unleash Networks. These tools are meant to illustrate the use of the Unsniff Scripting API and to motivate you to write your own tools.
Traffic Monitor is a tool that displays the traffic pattern seen by Unsniff over the duration of a capture.
 This tool demonstrates usage of the Unsniff Scripting API, Ruby, and Fox-Ruby.
The free Ruby charting package UnleashCharts is used to render the graphs.
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Using the Script Console
You can send the output of your custom scripts to the Script Console.
It provides rich formatting capabilities
that can be used to enhance the quality of your output. This article
demonstrates how you can control the font face, color, hilite, and size
of the text that appears in the console. Additionally, this article
contains some hints on how to output results in languages other than
English.
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