A TCP dump captures and analyzes network packets, providing detailed traffic records crucial for diagnosing network issues, monitoring security, optimizing performance, and ensuring compliance. Taking a TCP dump natively via our product integrates this functionality directly into the application, eliminating the need for external tools and simplifying the process with a user-friendly interface. You can utilize popular packet analyzers like Wireshark to analyze the captured TCP dump.

Global Action Items

• Search Box: Users can search values across all columns in the table. Simply type the keyword, and the table will instantly filter results to display only the matching rows.
• Take TCP Dump : To take TCP Dump , click the icon.
• Schedule: User can check scheduled TCP Dump list by clicking this icon.
• Refresh: Users can use the Refresh icon to update the table.
• Column Filter: Users can use the Column Filter icon to filter values by specific columns.
• Manage Columns: Users can use the Manage Column icon to show or hide columns and rearrange their sequence.
• Download: Users can use the Download icon to export table data in PDF, Word, CSV, and Excel formats.

Available TCP Dump

This will show the list of all taken TCP Dump files that has been taken on the server with specific details like:

• Initiated by:  Displays the user who takes the TCP Dump.
• Tier: The tier which contains the instance .
• Server:  Server name where the instance resides.
• Interface: The TCP Dump is taken for this particular interface.
• Start Time : Date and time when TCP Dump was started.
• Duration: Duration of tcp dump
• File Size: Size of the captured TCP Dump.
• Status: Displays the status of TCP Dump. Status can be either In progress, Completed or Error.
• Action: You can perform the following actions on the TCP Dump window:
  • Download: The user can download the TCP Dump file on their system.
  • Delete: Click this to delete the captured TCP Dump file.
  • View Logs: It will show the TCP Dump debug log. This option will only be visible  when the TCP Dump status is In Progress or Error.