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1.2. Context Parameters
ipproto
ipdatalen
[srcport]
[destport]
[tcphdrlen]
[udptotlen]
[[tcpflag]=1]
[icmptype]
[echoid]
[echoseq]
[unreach]
[redirect]
[icmpcode]
Connection
Additional information about a connection. Certain parameters may or may not be included
depending on the type and status of the connection. For example, the number of bytes sent by the
originator and terminator is only included if the connection is closed.
conn
connipproto
connrecvif
connsrcip
[connsrcport]
[connsrcidt]
conndestif
conndestip
[conndestport]
[conndestidt]
[origsent]
[termsent]
The IP Protocol.
The IP data length.
The source port. Valid if the protocol is TCP or UDP.
The destination port. Valid if the protocol is TCP or UDP.
The TCP header length. Valid if the protocol is TCP.
The total UDP data length. Valid if the protocol is UDP.
The specific TCP flag is set. Valid if the protocol is TCP. Possible values for
tcpflag: syn, rst, ack, psh, fin, urg, ece, cwr and ns.
The ICMP sub-protocol name. Valid if the protocol is ICMP.
The ICMP echo ID. Valid if the protocol is ICMP and sub-protocol is echo.
The ICMP echo sequence number. Valid if the protocol is ICMP and
sub-protocol is echo.
The ICMP destination unreachable code. Valid if the protocol is ICMP and
sub-protocol is destination unreachable.
The ICMP redirect code. Valid if the protocol is ICMP and sub-protocol is
redirect.
The ICMP sub-protocol code. Valid if the protocol is ICMP and sub-protocol is
not echo, destination unreachable or redirect.
The status of the connection. Possible values: open, close, closing and unknown.
The IP protocol used in this connection.
The name of the receive interface.
The source IP address.
The source port. Valid if the protocol is TCP or UDP.
The source ID. Valid if the protocol is not TCP or UDP.
The name of the destination interface.
The destination IP address.
The destination port. Valid if the protocol is TCP or UDP.
The destination ID. Valid if the protocol is not TCP or UDP.
The number of bytes sent by the originator in this connection. Valid if the
connection is closing or closed.
The number of bytes sent by the terminator in this connection. Valid if the
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