8.28. IPv4 Statistics
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## 8.28. IPv4 Statistics

Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) is a core protocol for the internet layer. It uses 32-bit addresses and allows packets routing from one source host to the next one.

The Statistics → IPv4 menu provides the packet counter by submenus:

- `All Addresses`. Divides data by IP address.
- `Destination and Ports`. Divides data by IP address, and further by IP protocol type, such as TCP, UDP, and others. It also shows port number.
- `IP Protocol Types`. Divides data by IP protocol type.
- `Source TTLs`. Divides data by source IP address and then by TTL. Also shows the destination IP address for each TTL value.
- `Source and Destination addresses`. Divides data by source and destination IP address.

You can see similar statistics in the Statistics → Conversations and Statistics → Endpoints menus.

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