ā09-13-2012 09:29 AM - edited ā03-11-2019 04:53 PM
Hi,
Please is it possible to know from a Pix (Version 6.3(4)) the time between same inbound and outbound packet regarding to the outside interface?
----------------> Outbound (answer to the request)
<---------------- Inbound (request)
Thanks
ā09-13-2012 09:37 AM
Hello Habi,
Yes, if you run a capture you will be able to determine that....
Any other question.. let me know.. Just remember to rate all of my answers,
Julio
ā09-13-2012 09:53 AM
Hello,
As Julio mentioned, you can do it with a capture:
{Enable GUI interface:}
http 0 0 inside
http server enablei
access-list capture permit tcp host
access-list capture permit tcp host
capture tcpout access-list capture interface outside
****** To download the files thenā¦ *****
Open the browser
https://PIX_IP_Address/capture/tcpout/pcap
This is going to download the capture in pcap format, you can view using wireshark, it will be able to see the exact time the request comes in and goes out.
Example:
I hope this helps,
Felipe.
ā09-13-2012 10:40 AM
Thank you very much for u r reply it was helpful,
but please the time is not well display on my pcap file as seen below. what can I do to so that the time can be display like yours?
once more thanks
ā09-13-2012 10:50 AM
Hello,
Go to view/Time display format/ check Date and time of the day,
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Julio
ā09-13-2012 10:59 AM
Thank you Julio,
this is the time of the day :
18:54:06.901 WAT Thu Sep 13 2012
Time source is user configuration
I am using CLI to configure.
Thanks
ā09-13-2012 11:11 AM
Hello,
My pleasure.
Now just compare the round trip time between the packets on the inside interface and then outside interface.
Regards,
Any other question... Sure.. Just remember to Rate all of my answers
Julio
ā09-13-2012 10:56 AM
Try this:
View > Time Display Format > Date and Time of Day
Regards,
Felipe.
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