Fortinet black logo

Handbook (HTML)

Network requirements for monitoring using the TCP/IP sniffer

Copy Link
Copy Doc ID 73ac471a-9afd-11ea-8862-00505692583a:742571

Network requirements for monitoring using the TCP/IP sniffer

For more information about the TCP/IP sniffer, see Tutorial: Monitoring a database table using the TCP/IP sniffer.

  • Your target database and its clients connect via TCP/IP protocols.
  • Both FortiDB and the target databases are connected to the same switch. FortiDB is connected to the switch's mirroring (SPAN) port. For example:
    • port1 on FortiDB and the machines of administrators are connected to a LAN, which is also the LAN that the target databases use for management connections.
    • port2 on FortiDB is connected to the switch's mirror port, where it receives copies of all network traffic associated with the target databases.

See also

Network requirements for monitoring using the TCP/IP sniffer

For more information about the TCP/IP sniffer, see Tutorial: Monitoring a database table using the TCP/IP sniffer.

  • Your target database and its clients connect via TCP/IP protocols.
  • Both FortiDB and the target databases are connected to the same switch. FortiDB is connected to the switch's mirroring (SPAN) port. For example:
    • port1 on FortiDB and the machines of administrators are connected to a LAN, which is also the LAN that the target databases use for management connections.
    • port2 on FortiDB is connected to the switch's mirror port, where it receives copies of all network traffic associated with the target databases.

See also