[smokeping-users] Re: Black and Grey shading above Green line in Detail View

[Roberts, Larry]

Ping distribution. The darker the colors the more pings in that range.

If you ping 20 times, you will put a grey line at every response time. The
more times a ping falls at a value the darker it is.

Now take the average of all pings and put a solid color, depending on the
number of dropped packets determines what color at the average.

Or at least that is how I have been reading it.

Thanks

Larry 

-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Gaas [mailto:steve.gaas at vnetsource.com] 
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 7:25 PM
To: smokeping-users at list.ee.ethz.ch
Subject: [smokeping-users] Black and Grey shading above Green line in Detail
View


Can anyone explain what the black to grey shading illustrates on the detail
view of the smokeping graphs?  I'm not talking about the background color,
rather the color that surrounds the green latency measure line.  I see my
green line indicating latency, but I don't understand where the grey
surrounding area comes into play.  What is is measuring?  Sometimes there
are 3 different shades of grey?  There is no legend for these colors?

Sorry if this is a dumb question!



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