9.13. SCTP Windows
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## 9.13. SCTP Windows

Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) is a computer network protocol which provides a message transfer in telecommunication in the transport layer. It overcomes some limitations of User Datagram Protocol (UDP) and Transmission Control Protocol (TCP). The SCTP packets consist of the common header and the data chunks.

The SCTP Analyze Association window shows the statistics of the captured packets between two Endpoints. You can check the different chunk types by pressing Chunk Statistics button in the `Statistics` tab. In the `Endpoint` tabs you can see various statistics, such as IP addresses, ports and others. You can also check different graphs here.

Figure 9.15. SCTP Analyze Association window

The SCTP Associations window shows the table with the data for captured packets, such as port and counter. You can also call for the SCTP Analyze Association window by pressing the Analyze button.

Figure 9.16. SCTP Associations window

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