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Post-capture Analysis : Selecting related packets : Selecting related flows

Selecting related flows

To find a flow related to the packet or data item currently selected, you can use the Select Related Flow function. The Select Related Flow function allows you to easily navigate from a selected packet in the Packets view, a selected item (Request, Page, etc.) in one of the Web views, or a selected file in the Files view to the related flow inside the Expert Flows view.

To select related flows:

1. Select the item in the Packets, Web, or Files views of a capture window.

2. Right-click and select Select Related Flow. The Flows view appears, with the related flow highlighted.

NOTE: The Select Related Flow menu item is not available or disabled when selecting an item which is not associated with any flow.