09-29-2011 08:06 AM
I'm trying to build a packet capture on all UDP on the INSIDE interface but I want to omit any UDP on port 4163.
Is this even possible with the capture statements AND - does anyone know of a PDF which documents the full set and use of this CAPTURE command?
An example of what I've been trying, which I have yet to make it workout correctly.
capture Any-UDP-INSIDE-no-port4163 buffer 10000000 interface inside circular-buffer match udp any any neq 4163 match udp any any
09-29-2011 02:13 PM
You Can use a acl in The capture,
"
Access-list udplan deny any any eq 1463
Access-list udplan permit udp any any
cap xxx access-list udplan interface inside
"
/Jens
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09-30-2011 06:09 AM
Thanks Jens...interesting method which I will use.
But I am still curious as to why CAPTURE has so many parameters and how these are to be used. I did find some usage information online with the COMMAND LOOKUP TOOL however it does not exactly match what is offered in the ASA IOS.
So I'm wondering if there's a PDF source online which explains everything about CAPTURE and its many parameters.
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