Repeat this command for each set of component IDs that you are interested in.In any packet-switched network, packets represent units of data that are transmitted between computers. For such multilayered scenarios, specify the desired component ID in the pcapng output " pktmon pcapng log.etl -component-id 5".
To separate all the packets in the capture from dropped packets, generate two pcapng files one that contains all the packets (" pktmon pcapng log.etl -out log-capture.etl"), and another that contains only dropped packets (" pktmon pcapng log.etl -drop-only -out log-drop.etl"). Pcapng format doesn't distinguish between a flowing packet and a dropped packet.Therefore, log contents should be carefully pre-filtered for such conversion. C:\Test> pktmon pcapng helpĭropped packets are not included by default.įilter packets by a specific component ID.Įxample: pktmon pcapng C:\tmp\PktMon.etl -d -c nicsĪll the information about the packet drop reports, and packet flow through the networking stack will be lost in the pcapng output. Use the following commands to convert the pktmon capture to pcapng format. This topic explains the expected output, and how to take advantage of it. These logs can be analyzed using Wireshark (or any pcapng analyzer) however, some of the critical information could be missing in the pcapng files. Packet Monitor (Pktmon) can convert logs to pcapng format. Applies to: Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows 10, Azure Stack Hub, Azure, Azure Stack HCI, versions 21H2 and 20H2
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