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TOPIC: Trisul Tip : How to track usage of specific keys

Trisul Tip : How to track usage of specific keys 14 years 6 months ago #232

For Trisul Testers :


You can write a simple XML control file, which when loaded will allow you to continuously track specific keys in a counter group.

For example, the code below allows you to monitor specific VSATs in a separate window. You can use the same technique for any counter group.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<USNFKeyMonitorControl>
  <DataControlSection>
    <CounterGroup guid="{A8776788-B8E3-4108-AD24-0E3927D9364B}" name="VSATS" />
    <Subitems>
      <Subitem id="0" name="Total"></Subitem>
      <Subitem id="1" name="Down"></Subitem>
      <Subitem id="2" name="Up"></Subitem>
      <Subitem id="3" name="UDP Down"></Subitem>
      <Subitem id="4" name="UDP Up"></Subitem>
      <Subitem id="5" name="TCP Down"></Subitem>
      <Subitem id="6" name="TCP Up"></Subitem>
      <Subitem id="7" name="Multicast Down"></Subitem>
      <Subitem id="8" name="Multicast Up"></Subitem>
      <Subitem id="9" name="Others Down"></Subitem>
      <Subitem id="10" name="Others Up" />
    </Subitems>
    <Keys>
      <Key key="ANNANAGAR-II" desc="None" />
      <Key key="DNS" desc="None" />
      <Key key="Unknown-VSAT" desc="None" />
    </Keys>
  </DataControlSection>
  <UIControlSection></UIControlSection>
</USNFKeyMonitorControl>


Save the above XML as VSATKeyMonitorControl.xml

Open Unsniff, Right Click on a Trisul connetion and Select Custom Explorer.

Then select the above XML file.


A new window will open up which will continuously track the usage pattern of the selected keys.
Vivek R
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