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* '''ip''': An IP address. The packet is captured if either source or destination IP address of the packet match. A netmask and a port can also be specified. For IPv6 addresses with a specific port, the address must be written in brackets. | * '''ip''': An IP address. The packet is captured if either source or destination IP address of the packet match. A netmask and a port can also be specified. For IPv6 addresses with a specific port, the address must be written in brackets. | ||
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*'''mac''': A MAC address. The packet is captured if either source or destination MAC address of the packet match. | *'''mac''': A MAC address. The packet is captured if either source or destination MAC address of the packet match. | ||
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* '''port''': A TCP or UDP port. The packet is captured if either source or destination port match. | * '''port''': A TCP or UDP port. The packet is captured if either source or destination port match. | ||
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* '''portrange''': A TCP or UDP port range. The range can be a single number or a comma separated list of values or value ranges. | * '''portrange''': A TCP or UDP port range. The range can be a single number or a comma separated list of values or value ranges. | ||
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| portrange == 80,100-120,-10,65000- | | portrange == 80,100-120,-10,65000- | ||
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* '''serverport''': A TCP or UDP port of a server. The packet is captured if the given port is a port of the server and not of a client. | * '''serverport''': A TCP or UDP port of a server. The packet is captured if the given port is a port of the server and not of a client. | ||
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* '''macProtocol''': A MAC protocol such as IPv4 or IPv6. For all seen MAC protocols, please consult the MAC Protocol Statistics module. | * '''macProtocol''': A MAC protocol such as IPv4 or IPv6. For all seen MAC protocols, please consult the MAC Protocol Statistics module. | ||
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* '''l4Protocol''': A layer 4 protocol such as TCP or UDP. Protocols can also be OR combined as a comma seperated list. | * '''l4Protocol''': A layer 4 protocol such as TCP or UDP. Protocols can also be OR combined as a comma seperated list. | ||
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* '''interface''': The physical interface. This can be a single number or a range. For interface ids please consult the Interface stats page. | * '''interface''': The physical interface. This can be a single number or a range. For interface ids please consult the Interface stats page. | ||
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===== Can also be any for every operation number. Following values are used:===== | ===== Can also be any for every operation number. Following values are used:===== | ||
'''0-''' connect | :'''0-''' connect | ||
'''1-''' release | :'''1-''' release | ||
'''2-''' read | :'''2-''' read | ||
'''3-''' write | :'''3-''' write | ||
'''4-''' control | :'''4-''' control | ||
'''5-''' read implicit | :'''5-''' read implicit | ||
* '''mpls''': A label of an outer or inner MPLS. May be a number or none or any. | * '''mpls''': A label of an outer or inner MPLS. May be a number or none or any. | ||