display capture-packet config-state

Function

The display capture-packet config-state command displays information about packet header obtaining instances.

Format

display capture-packet config-state

Parameters

None

Views

All views

Default Level

3: Management level

Task Name and Operations

Task Name	Operations
hostdefend	debug

Usage Guidelines

Usage Scenario

After packet headers are obtained, the display capture-packet config-state command can be used to display information about packet header obtain instances, including configurations and names of files saving instances.

Example

The actual command output varies according to the device. The command output here is only an example.

# Display information about packet headers obtaining instances.

<HUAWEI> display capture-packet config-state
Capture-Packet Index 1
Capture-Packet Index 5
Type        : local-host
SysID       : all
LinkType    : GigabitEthernet
ACL         : 2001
File Name   : cfcard:/capture_host_all_GigabitEthernet_2012-05-03-14-44-01.cap
Time-out    : 3600 seconds
Packet-num  : 1000
Packet-len  : 64
BufferOnly  : disabled 


Capture-Packet Index 2
Type        : forwarding
Interface   : GigabitEthernet0/1/16
Direction   : inbound
ACL         : 2001
File Name   : cfcard:/capture_fwd_GigabitEthernet3.0.0_2012-05-03-14-44-54.cap
Time-out    : 3600 seconds
Packet-num  : 900
Packet-len  : 62
BufferOnly  : disabled

**Table 1** Description of the **display capture-packet config-state** command output
Item	Description
Capture-Packet Index	Index of a packet header obtain instance.
Type	Type of obtained packet headers: local-host: packets that are destined for the local device. forwarding: packets that are destined for a device other than the local one.
SysID	Protocol ID. Manual configuration is not supported. The default value is all. That is, all protocol packet headers are obtained.
LinkType	Link type: ethernet. ppp. hdlc.
ACL	ACL number.
File Name	Name of a file saving an instance.
Time-out	Timeout time before the system stops obtaining packet headers.
Packet-num	Number of obtained packet headers in a file.
Packet-len	Length of each packet in a file.
BufferOnly	Whether the buffer stores the file.
Interface	Interface name.
Direction	Direction of forwarded packets: inbound: obtains inbound forwarded packets. outbound: obtains outbound forwarded packets.