We have a Cisco ASA 5585-x in multi-context mode in our environment. I did a packet capture in one of the contexts and analysed the same on CLI. However, I would like to export it and view the same on Wireshark but my attempts were not successful. I did check the command reference document and also searched online, but looks like I am missing out something.
Some of the errors I encountered:
%Error parsing filename (No such device)
ERROR: Invalid capture specification
ERROR: context <> does not exist
I believe I am committing syntax error but not able to understand the mistake. Also, do I need to execute the copy command from inside the context or from the system mode.?
Name of the context: CTXT1
Name of the capture: mycap
Commands that I tried:
copy capture:CTXT1\mycap tftp://10.20.30.40/var/mycap.pcap
copy capture:CTXT1\mycap tftp://username:mypwd@10.20.30.40/var/mycap.pcap
copy /pcap capture:CTXT1\mycap tftp://10.20.30.40/var/mycap.pcap
copy /pcap capture:CTXT1\mycap tftp://username:mypwd@10.20.30.40/var/mycap.pcap
When I look into the disk0: in system mode, I see the context name as DCFW01-CTXT1.cfg. But when I enter show context, it displays the context name as CTXT1. Please let me know which of the two must be used in the copy command.
Kind Regards,
Srikanth
