Information Technology Reference
In-Depth Information
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Note
You can also use the built-in Network Monitor utility to obtain a capture of all traffic being sent
to and from a local Windows Server 2003 computer. You can view this captured information through the
Network Monitor, or save it to a text file for further analysis.
Using a Command-Line Interface
Regardless of the technology that you're working with, an important troubleshooting step is
obtaining an accurate snapshot of your computer's current configuration. The
netsh
ipsec
static show all
and
netsh
ipsec
dynamic show all
commands will display information similar
to the following:
FilterAction Details
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FilterAction Name : NONE
Description : NONE
Store : Local Store <OREILLY1>
AllowUnsecure(Fallback): NO
Inbound Passthrough : NO
QMPFS : NO
Last Modified : 7/31/2005 10:24:41 AM
GUID : {50B5FC20-0F4B-4852-BF6C-C192134F66E7}
Security Methods
AH ESP Seconds kBytes
--- --- ------- ------
[NONE] [SHA1 , 3DES] 0 0
[NONE] [MD5 , 3DES] 0 0
[NONE] [SHA1 , DES] 0 0
[NONE] [MD5 , DES] 0 0
[SHA1] [NONE , NONE] 0 0
[MD5 ] [NONE , NONE] 0 0
Policy Name : Server (Request Security)
Description : For all IP traffic, always request security using K...
Store : Local Store <OREILLY1>
Last Modified : 7/21/2005 11:11:30 AM
GUID : {72385230-70FA-11D1-864C-14A300000000}
Assigned : NO
Polling Interval : 180 minutes
MainMode LifeTime : 480 minutes / 0 Quick Mode sessions
Master PFS : NO
