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    Export Threat, Filter, and Data Filtering PCAPs

    To export threat PCAPs, you need to provide the PCAP ID from the threat log and the search time, which is the time that the PCAP was received on the firewall. Threat PCAP filenames use a
    pcapID.pcap
     format.
    PCAP Type
    API Request
    Threat PCAP using PCAP ID, device name, session ID, and search
    https://
    <firewall>
    /api/?type=export&category=threat-pcap&pcap-id=
    <id>
    &device_name=
    <device name>
    &sessionid=
    <session id>
    &search-time=
    <yyyy/mm/dd hr:min:sec>
    List of filtered PCAPs
    https://
    <firewall>
    /api/?type=export&category=filters-pcap
    Specific filtered PCAP file
    https://
    <firewall>
    /api/?type=export&category=filters-pcap&from=
    <filename>
    List of data filtering PCAP file names
    https://
    <firewall>
    /api/?type=export&category=dlp-pcap&dlp-password=
    <password>
    Specific data filtering PCAP file
    https://
    <firewall>
    /api/?type=export&category=dlp-pcap&dlp-password=
    <password>
    &from=
    <filename>
    &to=
    <localfile>

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