Cisco Catalyst 9500 Manual page 173

Configuring Application Visibility and Control in a Wired Network
flow direction:
timestamp abs first:
timestamp abs last:
connection initiator:
connection count new:
connection server packets counter:
connection client packets counter:
connection server network bytes counter:
connection client network bytes counter:
CONNECTION IPV4 INITIATOR ADDRESS:
CONNECTION IPV4 RESPONDER ADDRESS:
CONNECTION RESPONDER PORT:
FLOW OBSPOINT ID:
IP VERSION:
IP PROTOCOL:
APPLICATION NAME:
flow direction:
timestamp abs first:
timestamp abs last:
connection initiator:
connection count new:
connection server packets counter:
connection client packets counter:
connection server network bytes counter:
connection client network bytes counter:
CONNECTION IPV4 INITIATOR ADDRESS:
CONNECTION IPV4 RESPONDER ADDRESS:
CONNECTION RESPONDER PORT:
FLOW OBSPOINT ID:
IP VERSION:
IP PROTOCOL:
APPLICATION NAME:
flow direction:
timestamp abs first:
timestamp abs last:
connection initiator:
connection count new:
connection server packets counter:
connection client packets counter:
connection server network bytes counter:
connection client network bytes counter:
CONNECTION IPV4 INITIATOR ADDRESS:
CONNECTION IPV4 RESPONDER ADDRESS:
CONNECTION RESPONDER PORT:
FLOW OBSPOINT ID:
IP VERSION:
IP PROTOCOL:
APPLICATION NAME:
System Management Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE Amsterdam 17.2.x (Catalyst 9500 Switches)
Examples: Application Visibility and Control Configuration
Input
08:55:46.917
08:55:46.917
Initiator
2
1
1
190
106
64.103.121.103
10.1.1.2
67
4294967305
4
17
layer7 dhcp
Input
08:55:47.917
08:55:47.917
Initiator
1
0
1
0
350
64.103.125.3
64.103.125.97
68
4294967305
4
17
layer7 dhcp
Input
08:55:47.917
08:55:53.917
Initiator
1
0
4
0
1412
10.0.2.6
157.55.40.149
443
4294967305
4
6
layer7 ms-lync
157