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Check existing filters # pktmon filter list Clear all filters # pktmon filter remove Check capture status # pktmon status Add a filter for LDAPS # pktmon filter add -p 636 Start the capture # pktmon start --etw Try to connect again to the LDAP server / If you want to monitor a different port, repeat the command that generates the network traffic.</description></item></channel></rss>