WebMar 13, 2008 · 03-13-2008 02:01 PM - edited 03-05-2024 09:44 PM. I am trying to capture traffic between two nodes on the network using an ACL (log) + a debug against that ACL but I don't see the traffic. Here's the ACL. access-list 199 permit ip host 10.0.100.68 host 10.0.100.5 log. when 10.0.100.68 pings 10.0.100.5 I dont' see the log increment. WebFeb 10, 2010 · You can find it drop in the asp drop catpure. you can issue "sh asp drop" then "clear asp drop" and show again. capturing asp drop : cap capasp type asp-drop all. sh cap capasp i x.x.x.x. you can issue "clear cap capasp" to start collecting fresh packet and "no cap capasp" to remove the capture altogether.
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WebJul 18, 2008 · The reason you are not seeing any matches -when you look at the access-list is because access-list entries that are processed in hardware by the PFC (Policy Feature Card) do not increment the match count. If the access-list entry was processed in software, and this can happen, then you would see it in the match count. WebOct 19, 2024 · Navigate to Analysis > Connections Events and select switch workflow, then choose the newly created workflow named ACP rule hit counters and wait until the page reloads. Once the page is loaded, the … eric aaby tetra tech
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WebOct 30, 2024 · There is a great gem of a command that you can run from the FTD CLI or from the Advanced Troubleshooting tab in the Cisco FTD FMC GUI. The “ show access-control-config ” provides the configuration of your ACP as well as the hit counter on your SI objects and the ACP rules. WebFeb 22, 2012 · I'm trying to view all hits on ACE (access list entries) on line 2. So i'm running the command show access-list inside_access_in grep -v (hitcnt=0). This tells the ASA to show me all ACLs on the ASA with a hitcnt that is not = to 0. That part works fine but I would like to only show the line 2 ACLs instead of everyone of the ACLs on the ASA. WebNov 21, 2011 · The "in" in the access-group command refers to traffic coming IN to the interface - I.E. traffic from any node with an address in VLAN2, hitting the interface f0/0.2 (I.E. hitting the default router) and heading elsewhere. find my email inbox at bing