Locating message fragment reassemblies within the origins tree (stack messages) rather than in a dispersed chronological display.Įnabling you to control the layer up to which Message Analyzer will parse, with the use of Parsing Levels.Įnabling you to "select" specific data that you want to view through filtering. Message Analyzer does this by the following.Įnabling you to remove lower-layer messages in a capture so you can focus on higher-layer data of interest.ĭisplaying individual message summaries as well as high-level overviews of trace statistics and trends.Įxposing diagnostics data in top-level transactions.Ĭreating top-level Operation nodes that encapsulate request and response messages for quick assessment of details, such as server response time. The overarching and new approach that Message Analyzer uses when capturing traffic is to limit network noise and to expose at top-level both the issues that occur at lower levels and hidden information that is critical to quick analysis. Procedures: Quick Start Procedures: Using the Network Tracing Features Procedures: Using the Data Retrieval Features Procedures: Using the Data Viewing Features Procedures: Using the Data Filtering Features Procedures: Using the Asset Management Features Procedures: Using the Chart Viewer Layout Configuration Features To go directly to procedures that provide examples of using Message Analyzer, see the following topics: Links are provided throughout so that you can navigate to more information about the described features as needed. This section begins with some background concepts about Microsoft Message Analyzer and then goes into several mini-tutorials or Getting Started Primers that will help you get started with using this unique tool.
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