An aide-memoir:
ScreenOS-> undebug all
ScreenOS-> clear db
ScreenOS-> snoop info
Snoop: OFF
Filters Defined: 0, Active Filters 0
Detail: OFF, Detail Display length: 96
Snoop tunnel traffic: ON
ScreenOS-> snoop filter ip src-ip 129.0.52.74
snoop filter added
ScreenOS-> snoop info
Snoop: OFF
Filters Defined: 1, Active Filters 1
Detail: OFF, Detail Display length: 96
Snoop tunnel traffic: ON
Snoop filter based on:
id 1(on): IP src-ip 129.0.52.74 dir(B)
ScreenOS-> snoop detail len 1514
ScreenOS-> snoop info
Snoop: OFF
Filters Defined: 1, Active Filters 1
Detail: OFF, Detail Display length: 1514
Snoop tunnel traffic: ON
Snoop filter based on:
id 1(on): IP src-ip 129.0.52.74 dir(B)
ScreenOS-> snoop
Start Snoop, type ESC or ‘snoop off’ to stop, continue? [y]/n y
ScreenOS->
ScreenOS-> snoop off
Snoop off
ScreenOS-> get db st
4488957.0: ethernet3/4(i) len=54:006440352fc8->0010dbff2200/0800
129.0.52.74 -> 172.23.64.94/6
vhl=45, tos=00, id=29961, frag=4000, ttl=126 tlen=40
tcp:ports 44183->22, seq=1443227022, ack=1957543016, flag=5010/ACK
4488962.0: ethernet3/4(i) len=134:006440352fc8->0010dbff2200/0800
129.0.52.74 -> 172.23.64.94/6
vhl=45, tos=00, id=29975, frag=4000, ttl=126 tlen=120
tcp:ports 44183->22, seq=1443227022, ack=1957543016, flag=5018/ACK
4488962.0: ethernet3/4(i) len=54:006440352fc8->0010dbff2200/0800
129.0.52.74 -> 172.23.64.94/6
vhl=45, tos=00, id=29976, frag=4000, ttl=126 tlen=40
tcp:ports 44183->22, seq=1443227102, ack=1957543084, flag=5010/ACK
4488968.0: ethernet3/4(i) len=134:006440352fc8->0010dbff2200/0800
129.0.52.74 -> 172.23.64.94/6
vhl=45, tos=00, id=30273, frag=4000, ttl=126 tlen=120
tcp:ports 44183->22, seq=1443227102, ack=1957543084, flag=5018/ACK
4488968.0: ethernet3/4(i) len=134:006440352fc8->0010dbff2200/0800
129.0.52.74 -> 172.23.64.94/6
ScreenOS->
ScreenOS->
The snoop options available for your release are viewable via the CLI command :
snoop ?
This will produce a list similar to the following:
Parameter | Description |
snoop |
Starts the snoop capture |
snoop ? |
Provides a list of top level options:detail snoop detail configuration
|
snoop detail ? |
To set the packet length to display, use the len optionlen snoop detail length
|
snoop filter ? |
Filter options allow the setting of the IP source, destination, and/or port; setting the filter direction, interface, etc.cisco-hdlc snoop cisco hdlc protocol packet |
snoop filter ip ? |
IP Filter options:direction snoop direction |
snoop filter ethernet ? |
Ethernet Filter options:arp snoop arp packet |
snoop info |
Provides details about the snoop settings that have been configured.Snoop: OFF |
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