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tcp-port <tcport> [to
<value>] [not]
timer <Timer>
udp-port <udpport> [to
<value>] [not]
user-defined <0..9600>
<data> [not]
vlan-id <Vlanid> [to
<value>] [not]
Examples of PCAP capture filter configuration
Procedure steps
1. Start packet capture based on the protocol; in this case, type 6 (TCP):
Troubleshooting
Variable
not
than the range of values defined.
Specifies the TCP port of the packet.
<tcport>
values. The default is 0, which means this option is
disabled.
to <value>
not
than the range of values defined.
When set, PCAP is invoked when the first packet is
matched and stopped after the set value of time. After
starting the timer, the filter is disabled.
This option is active only when the action parameter is
set to trigger-on.
<Timer>
The default value is zero. Setting the value to 0 disables
the timer.
Specifies the UDP port of the packet.
<udpport>
The default is 0, which means this option is disabled.
to <value>
not
than the range of values defined.
Sets a user-defined value on which to match the packet.
The user can define a pattern in hex or characters to
match. The user can also specify the offset to start the
match. The default value of pattern is null ('') which
means that this field is discarded. To disable this option,
set the pattern to null ('').
not
than the range of values defined.
Specifies the VLAN ID of the packet.
<Vlanid>
default is 0, which means that this option is disabled.
to <value>
not
than the range of values defined.
Value
means that the filter matches for all other values
can be one value or a range of TCP port
specifies a range.
means that the filter matches for all other values
is a value from 100 to 3600000 milliseconds.
can be one or a range of UDP port values.
specifies a range.
means that the filter matches for all other values
means that the filter matches for all other values
can be one or a range of VLAN IDs. The
specifies a range.
means that the filter matches for all other values
PCAP configuration
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