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Explanation of Drop code and Module-ID values in Packet Capture output (SonicOS 6.2.4.2-20n)

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    Description

    The Packet Monitor Feature on the SonicWall is one of the most powerful and useful tools for troubleshooting a wide variety of issues. Any Packets which pass through the SonicWall can be viewed, examined, and even exported to tools like Wireshark.

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    When viewing output on the System | Packet Capture page, there are two fields that display potentially useful diagnostic information in numeric format. The Module-ID field provides information on the specific area of the firewall (UTM) appliance's firmware that handled a particular packet. The Drop-Code field provides a reason why the appliance dropped a particular packet. This article provides a list of the Module-ID and Drop-Code numbers along with their meanings.

    NOTE:The following Drop Codes were extracted from SonicOS Enhanced 6.2.4.2 -20n  firmware version. These codes may change when a new firmware is available. If unsure, please contact SonicWall support.

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    60 GMSFlow server
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    DROP CODES
    Drop Code ID and name

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    1 PIP handling error in CP

    2 PIP handling error in DP

    3 Packet on the backup aggregate interface, but no Sonic END can be found.

    4 Broadcast packet on the backup redundant port when primary port is up.

    5 Packet the redundancy port, but no Sonic END can be found.

    6 CP throttled DP for stack traffic

    7 Packet dropped due to pass to stack failed.

    8 Packet dropped by outputhook.

    9 Inter-blade Packet dropped due to CP pass to stack failed.

    10 HA active data packet processing failed.

    11 Packet dropped due to CP pass to stack failed.

    12 Drop IEEE802 BPDU packet Becuase L2 Bridge block non-ip packets.

    13 Dispatching IEEE802 BPDU packet failed.

    14 IEEE 802 BPDU support module has not been initialized yet.

    15 Invalide Ether type for IEEE 802 BPDU packet.

    16 Invalide source address for IEEE 802 BPDU packet.

    17 Unknown Ether type ingress.

    18 Null Ether header egress.

    19 Unknown Ether type egress.

    20 IPv6 packets not supported.

    21 Packet on invalid vlan

    22 Packet ingress on invalid interface

    23 Packet egress on invalid interface

    24 Packet on invalid device

    25 Destination MAC address is not our interface

    26 Source MAC address is one of our Interface MAC

    27 Device is not attached.

    28 Packet on invalid svrrp group

    29 Invalid HA packet

    30 Invalid IPv6 HA packet

    31 Invalid HA ARP packet

    32 PPPoE discover packet not allowed

    33 Invalid HA SDP packet

    34 Routing packet not allowed

    35 Routing packet not allowed for BGP packet

    36 Routing packet not allowed for ZebOS

    37 Routing packet not allowed for v6 ZebOS

    38 VLAN filtered.

    39 Unicast MACADDR not mine

    40 L2B Learning-Bridge filtered

    41 Invalid NET-ID found on mist if write.

    42 Invalid NET-ID found on if write arp real.

    43 Invalid NET-ID found on write ip fast.

    44 Invalid NET-ID found on if write.

    45 Invalid NET-ID found on if write no mbuf.

    46 Invalid Run-time NET data on mist if write.

    47 Invalid Run-time NET data on if write arp real.

    48 Invalid Run-time NET data on write ip fast.

    49 Invalid Run-time NET data on if write.

    50 Invalid parent Run-time NET data on if write.

    51 Invalid Run-time NET data on if write no mbuf.

    52 Invalid parent Run-time NET data on if write no mbuf.

    53 Unknown ARP type.

    54 Arp reply ignored.

    55 IP address not for our subnet

    56 ARP unexpected link ip

    57 ARP source ip not connected

    58 NULL source IP address

    59 Own gratuitous arp

    60 IP address not on our lan subnet

    61 Classical mode, ARP bridge not supported

    62 ARP proxy, subnet mismatch

    63 Not for me.

    64 ARP glean disabled.

    65 ARP request from stack

    66 ARP response from stack

    67 ARP fail to resolve from SonicPoint

    68 ARP unknown ethernet address format

    69 IP length of fragment UDP packets is too big(>65535), drop

    70 Invalid TCP Flag(#1)

    71 Invalid TCP Flag(#2)

    72 Invalid TCP Options(#1)

    73 Invalid TCP Options(#2)

    74 Invalid TCP Options(#3)

    75 Invalid TCP Options(#4)

    76 IP sanity test failed

    77 IP sanity test failed in out hook

    78 IP advanced sanity test failed

    79 Non sonicpoint traffic in wlan zone

    80 Multicast spank attack

    81 Multicast Data packet dropped

    82 Load Balancing Probe error

    83 Syn Flood Protection(#1)

    84 Syn Flood Protection(#2)

    85 Syn Flood Protection(#3)

    86 Duplicated in Syn Flood Protection

    87 IP source route option found

    88 Invalid connection cache.

    89 Invalid connection cache after lookup.

    90 Unknown destination(#1)

    91 Unknown destination(#2)

    92 Unknown destination for bridged bcast pkt

    93 Bounce traffic detected

    94 Access Rule Policy not found

    95 AV detection

    96 SEC detection

    97 DEA detection

    98 Bad TFTP packets

    99 Enforced firewall rule(#1)

    100 Enforced firewall rule(#2)

    101 LICENSE drop

    102 IDP detection

    103 IDP detection Relaod Signatures Database

    104 IDP detection Attack Prevented(#1)

    105 IDP detection Attack Prevented(#2)

    106 IDP detection Fragmentation

    107 IDP detection Block Retry Exception

    108 IDP detection OOO Exceeded Max

    109 IDP detection OOO Out of Buffers

    110 IDP detection Keep Original

    111 IDP detection, bad tcp checksum

    112 IDP detection, bad ip checksum in tcp checking

    113 IDP detection, bad ip checksum in tcp packet

    114 IDP detection, bad udp checksum

    115 IDP detection, bad ip checksum in udp checking

    116 IDP detection, bad ip checksum in udp packet

    117 IDP detection, bad icmp checksum

    118 IDP detection, bad ip checksum in icmp checking

    119 IDP detection, bad ip checksum in icmp packet

    120 Packet to public IP from inside firewall

    121 Bad TTL

    122 IP check failed

    123 Bad source IP(#1)

    124 Bad source IP(#2)

    125 Bad output source IP

    126 Bad destination MAC address

    127 Broadcast not allowed on bridge.

    128 Antispam: Going to blacklisted server.

    129 Going to blacklisted server.

    130 coming from blacklisted server.

    131 Broadcast traffic not handled.

    132 Multicast forwarding not configured

    133 Multicast IGMP state not found

    134 Multicast IP not in the allowed list

    135 Anti-Spam Connection Limit Reached

    136 Active/Active DPI drop offload packet

    137 UDP Flood Protection

    138 ICMP Flood Protection

    139 Guest Service not allowed

    140 WLAN Guest Service not allowed

    141 Unknown Ether type

    142 Incorrect IP Version

    143 Blacklisted MAC address

    144 Greater IP Length

    145 Less IP Length

    146 TCP packet length mismatch with interface MTU

    147 UDP packet length mismatch with interface MTU

    148 Other protocol packet length mismatch with interface MTU

    149 First fragment length less than minimum IP MTU

    150 Wrong fragmentation boundary(#1).

    151 Wrong fragmentation boundary(#2).

    152 Wrong IP checksum value(#1).

    153 Wrong IP checksum value(#2).

    154 Wrong TCP Checksum value.

    155 Wrong UDP Checksum value.

    156 Wrong ICMP Checksum value(#1).

    157 Wrong ICMP Checksum value(#2).

    158 ICMP High perf error.

    159 NULL Udp port number

    160 Non PPP-GRE traffic

    161 Missing ESP Header

    162 Missing AH Header

    163 Missing IPCOMP Header

    164 Unknown IP protocol type(#1)

    165 Unknown IP protocol type(#2)

    166 TTL value is zero.

    167 TTL value is zero, case two.

    168 l2 mcast but dest ip is unicast(#1)

    169 l2 mcast but dest ip is unicast(#2)

    170 Null Source Zone.

    171 Wrong UDP Length.

    172 IGMP packets could not be fragmented

    173 RECV: IP pkt recvd without IPCP session

    174 RECV: IP pkt recvd without contiguous buf

    175 RECV: IP pkt recvd without combuf

    176 RECV: TNMP can't alloc contiguous buf

    177 XMIT: AHDLC encap no buf

    178 XMIT: TNMP can't alloc contiguous buf

    179 XMIT: Device not ready to forward traffic

    180 XMIT: No IPCP session

    181 XMIT: IPCP is down

    182 XMIT: No Dialup Msg Buffer available

    183 Non Zero GIAddr field in DHCP packet from client

    184 Source MAC is different from chAddr field in DHCP client packet

    185 Iphelper policy not found for DHCP relay.

    186 Iphelper cache not found for DHCP.

    187 Zero NSID in Netbios request packet.

    188 Iphelper policy not found for Netbios.

    189 Iphelper cache not found for Netbios.

    190 Zero NSID in Netbios reply packet when recv from server.

    191 Zero NSID in Netbios reply packet when recv from client.

    192 Zero NSID in Netbios reply packet.

    193 Netbios client no egress element

    194 Netbios server no egress element

    195 Netbios client fail to create record

    196 DHCP server fail to relay to client

    197 DHCP client no egress element

    198 DHCP client fail to create record

    199 DHCP server, Ingress interface is same as egress interface.

    200 Firewall, Ingress interface is same as egress interface.

    201 Other Application, Ingress interface is same as egress interface.

    202 Ingress interface is same as egress interface.

    203 DHCP server packet dropped, RPF check failed.

    204 Netbios client packet dropped, RPF check failed.

    205 Netbios server packet dropped, RPF check failed.

    206 Other Application relay to client failed

    207 Other Application no egress element

    208 Other Application fail to create record

    209 Other Application packet dropped, RPF check failed.

    210 Other Application client packet dropped, RPF check failed.

    211 Other Application server packet dropped, RPF check failed.

    212 Iphelper policy not found for other Application.

    213 Iphelper policy not found for other Application when creating record.

    214 Combuf Allocation Error.

    215 Memory Allocation Error.

    216 BSEG Memory Allocation Error.

    217 Length Mismatch. Cant forward pkt!!!.

    218 Control message header size error.

    219 Drop GRE packet as call not yet established.

    220 Invalid GRE Flags or Caller ID.

    221 Invalid GRE sequence number.

    222 No payload for GRE packet.

    223 PPTP Tunnel is not up yet.

    224 PPTP Client is not enabled.

    225 PPTP WAN Write Spin Lock Error.

    226 PPTP Spin Lock Error.

    227 PPTP Flow Control Queuing Error.

    228 Error copying PPTP combuf chain to continuous buffer.

    229 Error fragmenting packet that is larger than PPTP MTU.

    230 Enforced Dial-on-Data restriction.

    231 PPPDU has not completed initialization.

    232 Error fragmenting packet that is larger than PPPDU MTU.

    233 PPPDU dropped packet because packet that is larger then PPPDU MTU and fragmentation is disabled.

    234 Packet received with DF bit Set and large than MTU

    235 PPP MLP link is not up/available.

    236 PPP link is not up/available.

    237 PPP link is not up.

    238 PPP link is not opened.

    239 The PPP buffer processing failed.

    240 LCP: The PPP buffer is truncated.

    241 The PPP buffer decompressing failed.

    242 NCP: The PPP buffer is truncated.

    243 PPP MLP pre-xmit error.

    244 PPP MLP encapsulate error.

    245 PPP MLP null pointer found.

    246 PPP MLP no data packet.

    247 PPP MLP link is not opened.

    248 PPP MLP buffer decompressing failed.

    249 PPP MLP BAP no netif nlinfo.

    250 PPP MLP IP no netif nlinfo.

    251 PPP MLP NBF no netif nlinfo.

    252 PPP MLP VJCOMP no netif nlinfo.

    253 PPP MLP VJCOMP decompressing failed.

    254 PPP MLP VJUNCOMP no netif nlinfo.

    255 PPP MLP VJUNCOMP decompressing failed.

    256 PPP MLP IPX no netif nlinfo.

    257 PPP MLP IPX decompressing failed.

    258 PPP MLP AT no netif nlinfo.

    259 PPP MLP 802.1 no netif nlinfo.

    260 PPP MLP IBMSR no netif nlinfo.

    261 PPP MLP DECLAN no netif nlinfo.

    262 PPP MLP BRIDGE no netif nlinfo.

    263 PPP MLP NBFCP no netif nlinfo.

    264 PPP MLP IPCP no netif nlinfo.

    265 The PPP PAP buffer processing failed.

    266 The PPP CHAP buffer processing failed.

    267 The PPP NCP buffer processing failed.

    268 The PPP LCP buffer processing failed.

    269 Received PPP pkt but there is no existing PPP information.

    270 PPP Network Interface structure is NULL.

    271 PPP Virtual Interface structure is NULL.

    272 PPP no active link.

    273 PPP dropped packet because it contains unknown protocol.

    274 PPP dropped packet because of transmission failure.

    275 PPP MLP NCP processing failed

    276 PPP dropped packet because NCP is not open.

    277 PPP dropped packet because the LCP code is unacceptable.

    278 PPP dropped packet because the LCP code is unknown.

    279 PPP HDLC PPPOE packet has no payload.

    280 PPPOE packet has no payload.

    281 The PPPOE buffer processing failed.

    282 The PPPOE ingress buffer processing failed.

    283 The PPPOE egress buffer processing failed.

    284 PPPOE packet dropped because of NULL pointer.

    285 PPPOE packet dropped because of NULL pointer in DP.

    286 PPPOE packet dropped because BSEG allocation failed.

    287 PPPOE packet dropped because buf put head action failed.

    288 PPPOE packet dropped because PADO create PAD packet failed.

    289 PPPOE packet dropped because PADI create PAD packet failed.

    290 PPPOE packet dropped because PADR create PAD packet failed.

    291 The PPP HDLC ingress buffer processing failed.

    292 The PPP HDLC egress buffer processing failed.

    293 The PPP HDLC dropped because of NULL pointer.

    294 The PPP HDLC dropped because of NULL pointer in DP.

    295 PPP HDLC packet dropped because BSEG allocation failed.

    296 PPP HDLC packet dropped because buf put head action failed.

    297 The PPP HDLC buffer processing failed.

    298 The PPP HDLC PPPOE IPCP is not up.

    299 The PPP HDLC PPPOE is not ready.

    300 The PPP HDLC PPPOE is not ready in DP.

    301 The PPPOE IPCP is not up.

    302 The PPPOE module is not yet ready.

    303 The PPPOE module is not yet ready in DP.

    304 The PPP HDLC PPPOE is not enabled.

    305 The PPP HDLC PPPOE is not enabled in DP.

    306 The PPPOE module is not enabled.

    307 The PPPOE module is not enabled in DP.

    308 The PPP HDLC PPPOE is not re/started with NTP packets.

    309 The PPP HDLC PPPOE is not re/started with NTP packets in DP.

    310 The PPPOE module is not re/started with NTP packets.

    311 The PPPOE module is not re/started with NTP packets in DP.

    312 The PPP HDLC PPPOE is not re/started with non-IP packets.

    313 The PPP HDLC PPPOE is not re/started with non-IP packets in DP.

    314 The PPPOE module dropped the packet because it was non-IP.

    315 The PPPOE module dropped the packet because it was non-IP in DP.

    316 PPP HDLC PPPoE packet has unsupported version.

    317 PPPoE packet has unsupported version.

    318 Received PPP HDLC PPPOE packet for non-existent PPP session.

    319 Received PPP HDLC PPPOE packet for non-existent PPP session in DP.

    320 Received PPPoE packet for non-existent PPP session.

    321 Received PPPoE packet for non-existent PPP session in DP.

    322 PPPoE packet in ether type 'session' has an illegal session id.

    323 PPPoE packet in ether type 'discovery' has an illegal session id.

    324 PPPoE packet has unknown ethertype.

    325 PPPoE packet is missing the service name tag.

    326 PPPoE packet was not transmitted.

    327 PPPoE packet dropped due to failure in adding enet header.

    328 L2TP Length Mismatch

    329 L2TP UDP checksum error

    330 L2TP buffer corrupted

    331 L2TP invalid tunnel

    332 L2TP invalid session

    333 L2TP Invalid source interface

    334 L2TP packet not encrypted

    335 L2TP Drop PPP control packet, session not established yet

    336 L2TP Tunnel/Seesion Invalid

    337 L2TP invalid pkt type

    338 L2TP invalid control msg

    339 L2TP unsupported version

    340 L2TP invalid packet

    341 L2TP not enabled on this interface

    342 L2TP invalid runtime data

    343 L2TP connection not UP

    344 L2TP memory allocation failed

    345 No IPSec tunnel active for this connection ,

    346 Invalid L2TP Mode ,

    347 Pkt pass to stack failed

    348 UDP length greater than 1500

    349 IP length greater than 1500

    350 Pkt authentication failed

    351 SA not found on lookup by SPI after decryption

    352 SA not found on lookup by SPI after encryption

    353 Failed to copy frag chain to contiguous buffer

    354 Pkt with SPI less than 256

    355 SA not found on lookup by SPI for inbound packet

    356 Pkt length smaller than expected

    357 Replayed Pkt

    358 Pkt received on invalid interface

    359 Expecting udp encapsulation

    360 Not expecting udp encapsulation

    361 Throughput regulator drop inbound pkt

    362 Throughput regulator drop inbound pkt in CP

    363 HW processing request error for inbound pkt

    364 AH auth failed

    365 ESP auth failed

    366 ESP decrypt failed

    367 Unknown protocol

    368 Nested tunnels not supported

    369 Pkt is not thru tunnell

    370 Pkt is not thru tunnel or l2tp transport mode

    371 Pkt not destined to mgmt interface

    372 Pkt not destined to mgmt interface in CP

    373 Pkt not destined to mgmt interface (non-octeon)

    374 Pkt from invalid peer

    375 VPN access list check failure

    376 VPN access list check failure in CP

    377 VPN access list check failure (non-octeon)

    378 Pkt does not match traffic selectors

    379 Pkt fragment not allowed

    380 DHCP pkt invalid IP length

    381 Octeon Decrypyion Failed for inbound packet

    382 Octeon Decrypyion Failed for inbound packet on DP

    383 Octeon Decrypyion Failed replay check

    384 Octeon Decrypyion Failed non esp ike

    385 Octeon Decrypyion Failed MAC compare

    386 Octeon Decrypyion Failed Pad check

    387 Octeon Decrypyion Failed policy version check

    388 Octeon Decrypyion Failed policy direction check

    389 Octeon Decrypyion Failed policy direction check on DP

    390 Octeon Decrypyion Failed protocol check

    391 Octeon Decrypyion Failed SA check

    392 Octeon Decrypyion Failed inner checksum

    393 Octeon Decrypyion Failed L4 checksum

    394 Octeon Decrypyion Failed soft lifebyte check

    395 Octeon Decrypyion Failed hard lifebyte check

    396 Octeon Decrypyion Failed illegal conf check

    397 Octeon Decrypyion Failed illegal auth check

    398 Octeon Decrypyion Failed esp payload length check

    399 Octeon Decrypyion Failed esp payload length check on DP

    400 Octeon Decrypyion Failed esp payload align check

    401 Octeon Decrypyion Failed sequence number check

    402 Octeon Decrypyion Failed sequence number check on DP

    403 Octeon Decrypyion Failed AH hdr len

    404 Octeon Decrypyion Fa

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