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10-14-2022 09:05 AM
I have a PA-460 that stopped doing pcaps for unknown traffic about two weeks ago. I played around with the application dump setting and I think I may have broken something:
Application setting:
Application cache : yes
Supernode : yes
Heuristics : yes
Cache Threshold : 16
Bypass when exceeds queue limit: no
Traceroute appid : yes
Traceroute TTL threshold : 30
Use cache for appid : no
Use simple appsigs for ident : yes
Use AppID cache on SSL/SNI : no
Unknown capture : on
Max. unknown sessions : 5000
Current unknown sessions : 0
Application capture : off
Current APPID Signature
Memory Usage : 4736 KB (Actual 4398 KB)
TCP 1 C2S : lscan db size 944448
TCP 1 S2C : lscan db size 727736
UDP 1 C2S : lscan db size 1086504
UDP 1 S2C : lscan db size 332968
Alternate APPID Signature
Memory Usage : 4736 KB (Actual 4396 KB)
TCP 1 C2S : lscan db size 944128
TCP 1 S2C : lscan db size 727736
UDP 1 C2S : lscan db size 1086056
UDP 1 S2C : lscan db size 332968
However, if I do view-pcap application-pcap, the last date for an unknown application is around 2 weeks ago. I may have set an application dump rule at that time; I can't remember for sure. To verify, I started a netcat session in order to generate an unknown-tcp session, and checked the "current unknown sessions" counter. It was still 0 while the netcat session was up, even though the unknown-tcp session was visible in the session browser. I do realize that the firewall only samples unknowns and doesn't capture every session, but it doesn't seem to be capturing any. Is there something I can do to get unknown-tcp pcaps working again?
10-14-2022 09:07 AM
For reference, this is 10.1.6-h6 on PA-460
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