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The Monitor Filter impacts only the Captured Packets, so anything configured here will be collected via the Packet Monitor. By default these are unchecked, meaning the SonicWall will capture all traffic regardless of Status. NOTE: Regarding the checkboxes for Forwarded/Consumed/Dropped Packets on the Monitor Filter, these will force the Packet Monitor to collect only traffic which matches those options. You can hover over the small triangular arrows to the right of each Field to get examples of possible input, this can help greatly in determining what to put into each Field.All of these Fields will impact the captured packets and can give a different perspective on the traffic flow depending on how they're set up. The Monitor Filter will allow you to set Source and Destination IP Addresses, Ports, and specify the capture but Interface and Protocol. This is where the bulk of the Packet Monitor configuration is done.Normally the default options for the Settings tab are correct for most Packet Monitors although if what you're looking to capture is being obfuscated by things like Management Traffic, the Settings tab is the place to resolve that.What traffic to Exclude such as GMS, Syslogs, and SonicPoint Management.

Whether the Packet Monitor will stop capturing or overwrite Packets once the Buffer is full.

The Number of Bytes to Capture per Packet.

On the Settings Tab you can configure the following.

Click Save and then click Start Capture on the Captures Packets tab.

Navigate to General tab and setup the below tabs as necessary.

TIP: When performing a new Packet Monitor it's recommended to click the Monitor Default button, this will restore the Packet Monitor to a default state and prevent accidental misconfiguration. If there are any Packets in the Captured Packets Field, click Clear to remove them.

Ensure that the Packet Monitor is in Trace Off Status, then click Reload.

The below resolution is for customers using SonicOS 7.X firmware.

This release includes significant user interface changes and many new features that are different from the SonicOS 6.5 and earlier firmware. This article will detail how to setup a Packet Monitor, the various common use options, and how to read the out from a successful Packet Monitor. Any Packets which pass through the SonicWall can be viewed, examined, and even exported to tools like Wireshark. The Packet Monitor Feature on the SonicWall is one of the most powerful and useful tools for troubleshooting a wide variety of issues.

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