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Network Monitor SMB2 Filtering

Data Fields:

Field

Description

Example

SMB2.SMB2Header.Command Filter on a specific SMB2 Command number SMB2.SMB2Header.Command==0x2F
SMB2.SMB2Header.Status Represents the error value of an SMB2 command.  The example looks for any frame with an error (non zero). SMB2.SMB2Header.Status != 0

 Properties:

Property Description Example
SMBFileIDPersistent For SMB2, the file ID can be one of two types.  This represents the Persistent type.

SMBFileIDPersistent ==0x4000

SMBFileIDVolatile For SMB2, the file ID can be one of two types.  This represents the Volatile type. SMBFileIDVolatile==0x8000
SMBFileName The file name for an SMB or SMB2 request.  This might also be stored as conversation state information so there may not be associated frame data. SMBFileName.Contains("xxx")
SMBCommand Represents the SMB or SMB2 command for the current frame.  If two SMB2 Commands exist, this will only represent the last one. SMBCommand==0x2F
SMBPID Process ID for the SMB command based on the value in the SMB header. SMBPID==0x1234
SMBStatus SMB or SMB2 Status represented as a Numeric value. SMBStatus != 0

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