Network Watcher

Azure Documentation

1. Network Watcher Documentation
2. Overview
     2.1. About Network Watcher
3. Quickstarts
     3.1. Diagnose VM traffic filter problem - Portal
     3.2. Diagnose VM traffic filter problem - PowerShell
     3.3. Diagnose VM traffic filter problem - Azure CLI
4. Tutorials
     4.1. Diagnose a VM routing problem
     4.2. Monitor communication between VMs
     4.3. Diagnose a communication problem between networks
     4.4. Log VM network traffic
5. Concepts
     5.1. Diagnose VM network traffic filter problems
     5.2. Diagnose VM routing problems
     5.3. Diagnose outbound VM communication problems
     5.4. Troubleshoot VPN connectivity problems
     5.5. Variable packet capture
     5.6. Network security group flow logging
     5.7. Network security group view
     5.8. Role-based access control permissions
6. How-to guides
     6.1. Configure Network Watcher
     6.2. Diagnose VM network problems
          6.2.1. Install VM extension
               6.2.1.1. Windows
               6.2.1.2. Linux
          6.2.2. Diagnose a routing problem
               6.2.2.1. Azure PowerShell
               6.2.2.2. Azure CLI
          6.2.3. Diagnose outbound connection problems
               6.2.3.1. Azure portal
               6.2.3.2. Azure PowerShell
               6.2.3.3. Azure CLI
               6.2.3.4. REST
          6.2.4. Capture and analyze packets
               6.2.4.1. Manage a packet capture
                    6.2.4.1.1. Azure portal
                    6.2.4.1.2. Azure PowerShell
                    6.2.4.1.3. Azure CLI
                    6.2.4.1.4. REST
               6.2.4.2. Analyze a packet capture
                    6.2.4.2.1. Find anomalies
                    6.2.4.2.2. Proactive network monitoring with Azure Functions
                    6.2.4.2.3. Perform intrusion detection using open source tools
                    6.2.4.2.4. Visualize network traffic patterns using open source tools
     6.3. Work with network security groups
          6.3.1. Configure NSG flow logs
               6.3.1.1. Azure PowerShell
               6.3.1.2. Azure CLI
               6.3.1.3. REST
          6.3.2. Analyze NSG flow logs
               6.3.2.1. Read NSG flow logs
               6.3.2.2. Use traffic analytics
                    6.3.2.2.1. Frequently asked questions
               6.3.2.3. Use Power BI
               6.3.2.4. Use Elastic Stack
               6.3.2.5. Use Grafana
               6.3.2.6. Use Graylog
          6.3.3. View network security groups
               6.3.3.1. Azure PowerShell
               6.3.3.2. Azure CLI
               6.3.3.3. REST
          6.3.4. Perform compliance and audit your network
     6.4. Diagnose VPN gateway and connections
          6.4.1. Troubleshoot
               6.4.1.1. Azure PowerShell
               6.4.1.2. Azure CLI
               6.4.1.3. REST
          6.4.2. Monitor VPN gateway with Azure Automation
          6.4.3. Diagnose on-premises connectivity via VPN gateway
     6.5. View network topology
     6.6. Determine relative latency between a location and Azure region
7. Reference
     7.1. Azure CLI
     7.2. Azure PowerShell
     7.3. Java
     7.4. Ruby
     7.5. Python
     7.6. .NET
     7.7. Node.js
     7.8. REST
8. Resources
     8.1. Azure Roadmap
     8.2. MSDN forum
     8.3. Pricing
     8.4. Service updates
     8.5. SLA
     8.6. Stack Overflow