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* Action: What shall be done with the matching packets. | * Action: What shall be done with the matching packets. | ||
– Snapshot length: The packet is captured with a max length as specified in the input field below. If the packet is larger, the remaining bytes will be discarded. | :– Snapshot length: The packet is captured with a max length as specified in the input field below. If the packet is larger, the remaining bytes will be discarded. | ||
:– Discard: Discard the whole packet. | |||
– Discard: Discard the whole packet. | :– Full: The whole packet is captured. | ||
:– Header + data: Capture just certain parts of the packet. When selecting '''L3 header''', layer 2 and layer 3 headers are stored. | |||
– Full: The whole packet is captured. | |||
– Header + data: Capture just certain parts of the packet. When selecting '''L3 header''', layer 2 and layer 3 headers are stored. | |||
:When selecting '''L3 + L4 header''', layer 2, 3 and 4 headers are stored. | :When selecting '''L3 + L4 header''', layer 2, 3 and 4 headers are stored. | ||
:When selecting '''L3 + L4 + L7 data''', an input field is shown where the length of layer 7 data can be configured. In this case layer 2, 3 and 4 are stored together with the specified amount of layer 7 data. | :When selecting '''L3 + L4 + L7 data''', an input field is shown where the length of layer 7 data can be configured. In this case layer 2, 3 and 4 are stored together with the specified amount of layer 7 data. | ||