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socket_events
socket_events EVENTED TABLE
Track network socket bind, connect, and accepts.
| Column | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| action | text | The socket action (bind, connect, accept) |
| auid | bigint | Audit User ID |
| eid | text | Event ID Not returned in SELECT * FROM socket_events. |
| family | integer | The Internet protocol family ID |
| fd | text | The file description for the process socket |
| local_address | text | Local address associated with socket |
| local_port | integer | Local network protocol port number |
| path | text | Path of executed file |
| pid | bigint | Process (or thread) ID |
| protocol | integer | The network protocol ID Not returned in SELECT * FROM socket_events. |
| remote_address | text | Remote address associated with socket |
| remote_port | integer | Remote network protocol port number |
| socket | text | The local path (UNIX domain socket only) Not returned in SELECT * FROM socket_events. |
| status | text | Either 'succeeded', 'failed', 'in_progress' (connect() on non-blocking socket) or 'no_client' (null accept() on non-blocking socket) Only available on linux |
| success | integer | Deprecated. Use the 'status' column instead Not returned in SELECT * FROM socket_events. |
| time | bigint | Time of execution in UNIX time |
| uptime | bigint | Time of execution in system uptime |
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