Chapter 5 TCP/UDP Testing
Configuring layer 4 traffic
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Specifying the
frame or packet
length for
transmitted
traffic
Before transmitting TCP or UDP traffic, you must indicate the
frame or packet length for each transmitted packet.
To specify the frame or packet length
1 If you haven’t already done so, launch the IPv4 or IPv6
Terminate application for the circuit you are testing (see
“Launching an application” on page 28), and then select
the Layer 4 Traffic test (see “Selecting a layer 4 TCP/UDP
test” on page 165).
2 Press the Configure navigation key.
A configuration menu appears.
3 Use the left and right arrow keys to do one of the
following:
– Go to the Ethernet menu, and then select or specify
the frame length for transmitted traffic.
– Go to the IP menu, and then select or specify the
packet length for transmitted traffic.
The frame or packet length is specified.
Filtering
received traffic
using layer 2
criteria
If you want to filter received traffic using layer 2 criteria,
specify the criteria on the Ethernet Filter menu (see “Filtering
received traffic using layer 2 criteria” on page 65).
Filtering
received traffic
using layer 3
criteria
If you want to filter received traffic using layer 3 criteria,
specify the criteria on the IP Filter menu (see “Filtering
received traffic using layer 3 criteria” on page 142).
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