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Id
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The unique ID that represents the filter.
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UdpPort
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The UDP port of the packet to be matched. UdpPort can be one or a range of UDP port values.
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ToUdpPort
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Specifies a range of UDP ports.
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IsInverseUdpPort
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Indicates that all other values other than the specified range of UDP ports are matched.
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TcpPort
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The TCP port of the packet to be matched.
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ToTcpPort
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Specifies a range of TCP ports.
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IsInverseTcpPort
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Indicates that all other values other than the specified range of TCP ports are matched.
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UserDefinedData
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Specifies the user-defined data to match with the packets received.
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UserDefinedDataSize
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The length of user-defined data.
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UserDefinedOffset
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The offset from which the match must start.
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IsInverseUserDefined
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Indicates that all other data other than the specified user-defined data is matched.
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Timer
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When set, PCAP will be invoked when the first packet is matched and stopped after the set value of time.
After starting the timer, the filter will be disabled.
This option is active only when action parameter is set to "trigger-on."
The default value is 0.
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PacketCount
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When set, PCAP will stop after capturing the specified value of packets. This is similar to the refresh- timer option, once this is invoked, the filter is disabled. This option is active only when the action parameter is set to trigger-on. To delete this option, set it to 0. The default value is 0.
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RefreshTimer
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When set, this will start or reset a timer. If another packet is not received within the specified time, PCAP will be disabled globally. This option is active only when the action parameter is set to `trigger-on'. To delete this option, set it to 0. The default value is 0.
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