show session-logger ssl continuous matching <value>

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Displays details about live traffic from the SSL flows that matches a particular attribute in the current log file. Viewing all of the live log details on SSL flows can help you to identify the most recent trends or patterns in SSL interception traffic as they arrive on the Network Security appliance.

For details about how to display the live traffic log file details, see the "Managing the Connection Event Logs of the SSL Flows" section in the "Troubleshooting" appendix of the Network Security User Guide.

Syntax

show session-logger ssl continuous matching <value>

Parameters

<value>

A particular date and time, domain name, client IP address and port, server IP address and port, cipher suite, SNI sent by the client or server, or action that was taken on the SSL flow.

Output fields

The following table describes the output fields for the show session-log ssl continuous matching command. Fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear in the output.

Field

Description

Date

Date that the connection event is logged.

Time

Time that the connection event is logged.

c_ip

IP address of the client.

c_port

Port number of the client.

s_ip

IP address of the server.

s_port

Port number of the server.

cs_bytes

Client-side bytes transferred during the connection and logged.

rs_bytes

Server-side bytes transferred during the connection and logged.

cs_tls_ version

TLS version required for client-side connections.

rs_tls_ version

TLS version required for server-side connections.

cs_cipher_ suite

Cipher suite associated with client-side connections.

rs_cipher_ suite

Cipher suite associated with server-side connections.

rs_cert_ common_ name

Common name of the server-side certificate.

action

Whether the connection was decrypted, whitelisted, or blocked due to an attack seen in decrypted content.

s_site_name

Server name identification (SNI) sent by the client or server.

error

Types of error codes for connection events:

  • 71 Protocol Error—For example, the requested URL could not be retrieved.

  • sslv3 alert handshake failure—For example, the server certificate expired or an incorrect certificate was configured.

Example

The following example displays partial output about live traffic that matched a server IP address as it arrived on the Network Security appliance.

hostname # show session-logger ssl continuous matching 10.35.30.248
  Oct 12 20:05:00 192.168.69.157 53747 10.35.30.248 443 cs_bytes:N/A cs_tls_version:N/A
rs_tls_version:N/A cs_cipher_suite:N/A rs_cipher_suite:N/A rs_cert_common_name:N/A action:(ssl-
1,whitelisted-0,block-0) s_site_name:bitlocker.fireeye.com error:N/A
Oct 12 20:05:30 192.168.69.157 53749 10.35.30.248 443 cs_bytes:N/A cs_tls_version:N/A
rs_tls_version:N/A cs_cipher_suite:N/A rs_cipher_suite:N/A rs_cert_common_name:N/A action:(ssl-
1,whitelisted-0,block-0) s_site_name:bitlocker.fireeye.com error:N/A
........

User role

Admin

Command mode

Enable

Supported appliances

This command is supported on the following appliances running the specified releases or later:

  • Network Security: Release 8.2.1.