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Status Future consideration
Workspace SevOne
Created by Guest
Created on Jun 10, 2025

Be able to search a port number under Flow Configuration -> Protocols and Services -> "Service Mapping" tab or export to file for search.

In NMS tool, looking at flow data under Protocols and Services... how do I find TCP port 36450 and what it is linked to?
Finding TCP under Protocols is easy but finding what 36450 is linked to under Service Mapping is hard * I haven't found a way yet.
There are 119 pages with about 30 items per page and clicking one by one looking for what that port is linked to is very impractical.

119 page x 30 entries should be exportable at the very least to a file for search?

Idea priority Medium