The discussion revolves around the search for recent statistics on global Internet traffic categorized by various application layer protocols, such as DNS, HTTP, and SMTP. Participants express interest in obtaining data that is more comprehensive than the regional and national breakdowns currently available.
Participants generally agree on the need for more detailed statistics on Internet traffic by protocol, but there is no consensus on the availability or sources of such data.
The discussion highlights a lack of specific data sources and the potential reliance on governmental or organizational compilations for accurate statistics.
Individuals interested in Internet traffic analysis, application layer protocols, and data compilation methods may find this discussion relevant.
You may have to introduce us the software you have been experiencing with before you come to such a conclusion. For example Netfiller's subsystems. There are still many more I know. But since I don't particularly use any for my work I understand none. But I guess latest approaches to identifying which application protocol is being used in a communication channel would definitely inspire me to learn more about them and to input here some more thoughts.Prez Cannady said:Just like it says on the tin. Looking for recent statistics on global traffic by various (preferably application layer) protocols (i.e., DNS, HTTP, SMTP, etc.). Closest I can find are some regional and national breakdowns, but mostly from a lay reader's point of view.
Pepper Mint said:You may have to introduce us the software you have been experiencing with before you come to such a conclusion. For example Netfiller's subsystems. There are still many more I know. But since I don't particularly use any for my work I understand none. But I guess latest approaches to identifying which application protocol is being used in a communication channel would definitely inspire me to learn more about them and to input here some more thoughts.