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This page explains how to use the port and stream configuration grids.
The port and stream configuration grid pages are somewhat similar in their function and they are thus described together in this page.
The Port Configuration Grid show all ports currently in your testbed. It does not show any other ports, not even if they have been reserved by you.
For a more detailed description of each port property please refer to the Port Properties page.
The Stream Configuration Grid show all streams for ports that meet the Stream Source selection criteria. It does not show streams for any other ports, not even if they have been reserved by you.
The default criteria is All Ports In Testbed which is the same criteria as is used for the Port Configuration Grid. You can however change the criteria using the dropdown box in the local toolbar to Currently Selected Port(s). This will only show streams for the ports you have selected in the Available Resources treeview.
For a more detailed description of each stream property please refer to the Stream Properties page.
It would be unrealistic to display all possible protocol segment fields in the grid. We have chosen to display a few commonly used fields. For the rest you can access the Packet Header Editor described on this page by clicking on the “plus” sign at the start of the row. The Packet Header Editor will then expand below the grid rows as shown in the image below.
Each grid contains a lot of columns which may slow down the loading of the grid and/or may “overload” your visibility. This section explains how you can limit the number of displayed columns and select which columns you want to be shown.
The toolbar contains a checkbox which toggles the visibility of the read-only columns. This is useful if you only want to show columns that actually allow you to configure something.
If you want more control over the displayed columns you can press the Set Column Filters button in the toolbar. This will allow you to filter the columns either based on their group or individually. The filter selections will be remembered the next time you start up the ValkyrieManager.
The first set of columns that uniquely identifies the entity in each row will be “frozen” which means that they will not scroll out of view even if you scroll the columns all the way to the right.
Each cell in the grid may support one or more of the right-click actions described below.
If this action is selected the value for this cell will be used for all the other rows.
If this action is selected the value for this cell will be used as a template value for all the other rows, but it will be incremented for each row. The increment will be performed based on the value type. A rate value of e.g. 11.4 will be incremented to 12.4. An IP address of 10.0.0.4 will be incremented to 10.0.0.5.