Source Panel : Files : Multi-Segment and Merged Sources
  
Multi-Segment and Merged Sources
If you have selected multiple capture files or trace clips, you can combine them to form multi-segment or merged sources.
Multi-segment sources—These generally include information in the same time span from capture points in different locations. A typical use for a multi-segment source is to follow packets through a network.
Merged sources—These generally include information from the same capture point at different points in time. A typical use for a merged source is to combine sequential capture sessions to make a single session.
Sources must be capture files or trace clips, not devices.
To make a multi-segment or merged source for Packet Analyzer Plus analysis:
Trace clips must first be saved as a trace file using Send to File, a context menu option.
All of the capture or trace files used to make a multi-segment or merged source must be stored on the same AppResponse 11 or on the local system.
See With a Trace File Selected on Local System or With a Trace File Selected on a Remote AppResponse 11 for information on the other context menu options.
For more information on Multi-Segment Analysis, see the Packet Analyzer Plus User’s Guide.
File context menu when two or more sources are selected, Local System
Create Multi-Segment Source
This option creates a multi-segment source from the selected sources.
 
The resulting multi-segment source is listed in the Files panel. One of the segments is designated as the primary segment and shown in bold type. The primary segment is used when a single-segment view is applied to a multi-segment source.
File context menu when two or more sources are selected, Remote AppResponse 11
Create Merged Source
This option creates a single merged source from the selected sources.
 
The resulting merged source is listed as “merged” in the Files menu.