11-01-2018 12:29 PM
need to know when i run below command
show session all filter application ssl tunnel-decap no
it shows lot of output and app is ssl
which traffic is this?
is this traffic where ssl decryption is going on?
11-02-2018 05:55 AM
admin> find command keyword tunnel-decap
show session all start-at <1-2097152> filter nat <none|source|destination|both> ssl-decrypt <yes|no> tunnel-inspected <yes|no> tunnel-decap <yes|no> decrypt-mirror <yes|no> count <yes|no> type <flow|predict> state <initial|opening|active|discard|closing|closed> from <value> to <value> source <ip/netmask> destination <ip/netmask> source-user <value> destination-user <value> source-port <1-65535> destination-port <1-65535> protocol <1-255> application <value> rule <value> nat-rule <value> qos-rule <value> pbf-rule <value> hw-interface <value> ingress-interface <value> egress-interface <value> min-kb <1-1048576> qos-node-id <0-5000>|<-2> qos-class <1-8> vsys-name <value>|<any> rematch <security-policy>
admin> show session all filter application ssl tunnel-
+ tunnel-decap session is outer tunnel with inspection enabled
+ tunnel-inspected session is inside tunnel
"show session all" is a command that, it will not surprise you to learn, shows all your currently active sessions. The filter the "tunnel-decap" option specifies whether you want to look at sessions that have been decapsulated from a tunnel, such as a GRE or L2TP tunnel. In your command, your "tunnel-decap no" specifies you're interested in sessions that are not decapsulated from a tunnel. If you aren't doing any tunneling, my guess is that output would look identical to if you didn't have it at all.
11-02-2018 08:05 AM
we are not using any tunnel gre or l2.
I did not get you what u mean?
11-02-2018 08:47 AM
If there are no tunnels then your command in initial post shows exactly correct.
show session all filter application ssl tunnel-decap no
If you change it to "yes" then you should have no sessions in output.
show session all filter application ssl tunnel-decap yes
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