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SRUM Viewer
The selected ssh.exe row records 46,905,311 bytes sent. It is one of 28 Cygwin network records imported from a training fixture. A byte count can guide further work, but it cannot identify which files were transferred.
Public training example
Check recorded network usage by an application
Example input
- SRUM network-usage records; the demonstrated import uses public training data with normalised date fields.
Result or controls shown
- Application-level network-usage rows and byte counters.
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Examination steps
Steps to review in your evaluation
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Identify the source records and review any date-field normalisation used for import. Preserve uncertainty about the original clock or time zone.
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Compare the relevant application rows and sent or received byte counters within the available period.
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Use a significant pattern to select further file, account or network checks. Record the distinction between the observed counter and any proposed explanation.
Evaluate the workflow
Questions worth bringing to a demonstration
- Can the original date values and any import normalisation be explained for the records being reviewed?
- What application, interval and counter does the selected row actually describe?
- Which other source would be needed to test whether particular files left the system?
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