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Old 2007-01-16
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Default Use "fw monitor" to monitor traffic from 1 host.

What is the parameter for "fw monitor" if I want to monitor all traffic from 1 host.

And if I want to monitor only VPN traffic from 1 host. Can I use "fw monitor" to monitor it ? and what is the parameter ?

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Default Re: Use "fw monitor" to monitor traffic from 1 host.

there are many 'features' in fw monitor. Would recommend u reading fw monitor guide that can be downloaded from checkpoint. Lot of "tweaking and filtering" can be done. Basic what you ask for to see traffic from a host:

fw monitor -e 'accept src=x.x.x.x;'
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Default Re: Use "fw monitor" to monitor traffic from 1 host.

Best reference is the Checkpoint guide to fw monitor. You can download this from http://www.checkpoint.com/techsuppor...or_rev1_01.pdf. If you want to see ALL traffic for a single host then do the following:

fw monitor -e "accept src=x.x.x.x or dst=x.x.x.x;"
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