Supplementing the Existing Tools to Gain Deep Observability in Azure (5.15)
Collect configuration for exporting layer 2-4 traffic attributes.
- Counter
- Bytes – 32
- Packets – 32
- Timestamp
- Sys-Uptime First
- Sys-Uptime Last
- Flow-Start Seconds
- Flow-End Seconds
- Flow-Start Milliseconds
- Flow-End Milliseconds
- Data Link
- Source MAC
- Destination MAC
- VLAN
- Interface
- Input
- Output
- IPv4
- ToS
- Protocol
- Source Address
- Destination Address
- Transport
- Source Port
- Destination Port
- TCP Flags
- ACK
- CWR
- ECE
- FIN
- PSH
- RST
- SYN
- URG
- UDP Source/Destination Port
- TCP Source/Destination Port
- TCP Sequence Number
Collect configuration for exporting layer-7 traffic attributes.
- Telnet
- Auth-Success
- Login
- Password
- Rtt
- Term-Data
- Term-Type
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- Default-Username
- Desktop-Height
- Desktop-Width
- Username-Ascii
- Username-Raw
- Version
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- Rtt
- Server-Agent
- User-Agent
- Version
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- Cipher-Suite-Id
- Common-Name
- Compression-Method
- Issuer
- Protocol-Version
- Session-Id
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