Using the Capture Engine trust table

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Using the Name Table
- About the name table
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- Omnipeek name resolution
- Loading and saving name table data
- Using the Capture Engine trust table
  Capture Engine name resolution
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Connecting to a Capture Engine

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Using the Name Table : Using the Capture Engine trust table

In the Capture Engines window, the Trust Table tab of a Capture Engine allows you to associate physical addresses with a trust value. See Trusted, known, and unknown nodes.

NOTE: The Trust Table tab is not supported on Capture Engine for Omnipeek (Linux).

Capture Engine uses the Trust information from the Trust Table in the Expert, WLAN, and Summary statistics views. You can also set alarms and send notifications based on Trust.

Saving the name table Capture Engine name resolution