Re: How to turn on tracing for a port -- MIDRANGE-L

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Hi Reggie

There are various trace commands - you can use GO CMDTRC to see them - these CMD* menus are really useful and sometimes forgotten.

Since you're looking at TCP stuff, you might see if there is a GO CMDTCP menu.

I offer these because right now I don't remember which command I believe can help you.

Cheers
Vern

On 6/29/2023 6:18 PM, Reggie Monroe wrote:

Hello,
We would like to turn on some type of trace for a period of time to see who/what is connecting to a particular port number. Would anyone know how to accomplish this? Thank you.
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