Files view columns
The following table describes the columns available in the list view of the Files view of a capture window.
Column
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Description
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Name
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The name of the file.
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File ID
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The unique ID assigned to the file.
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Request ID
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The unique ID assigned to the individual HTTP request.
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Flow ID
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The Flow ID assigned to this client/server TCP connection. Same as the Flow ID that appears throughout Expert views.
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Client Addr
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The address of the client that sent the HTTP request.
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Client Port
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The TCP port from where the HTTP request originated.
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Client Country
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The country from where the HTTP request originated.
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Client City
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The city from where the HTTP request originated.
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Client Latitude
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The latitude of the client city.
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Client Longitude
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The longitude of the client city.
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Server Addr
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The address of the server that sent the HTTP response.
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Server Port
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The TCP port from where the HTTP response came. Usually port 80.
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Server Country
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The country from where the HTTP response came.
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Server City
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The city from where the HTTP response came.
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Server Latitude
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The latitude of the server city.
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Server Longitude
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The longitude of the server city.
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URI
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The file or page on the server the HTTP request wants. Can be outrageously long for some cgi, ad server, and database-driven requests.
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Content-Type
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The value of the Content-Type HTTP response header. For example, text/html for HTML pages and image/jpeg for jpegs.
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Referer
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The value of the Referer HTTP request header. URL of page that linked to this individual HTTP request. For embedded images, stylesheets, and so on, this is usually the containing HTML page. For HTML pages, this is the page that linked to this page.
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Host
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The value of the host HTTP request header. Can differ from the actual Server IP address when accessing a web server farm.
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Size
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The size of the file.
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First Packet
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The first packet that contains an HTTP payload.
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Last Packet
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The last packet that contains an HTTP payload.
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Start
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The absolute time of the First Packet with an HTTP payload.
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Finish
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The absolute time of the Last Packet with an HTTP payload.
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Duration
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The difference between Start and Finish times.
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