Network Watcher

Azure Documentation

1. Overview
     1.1. What is Network Watcher?
     1.2. Topology
     1.3. Variable Packet capture
     1.4. Network Security Group Flow logging
     1.5. IP flow verify
     1.6. Security group view
     1.7. Next hop
     1.8. VPN connectivity troubleshooting
     1.9. Connectivity check
     1.10. Service limits
2. Get Started
     2.1. Configure Network Watcher
     2.2. Manage packet capture
          2.2.1. Portal
          2.2.2. PowerShell
          2.2.3. CLI 1.0
          2.2.4. CLI 2.0
          2.2.5. REST
     2.3. Verify IP flows to and from a VM
          2.3.1. Portal
          2.3.2. PowerShell
          2.3.3. CLI 1.0
          2.3.4. CLI 2.0
          2.3.5. REST
     2.4. Analyze next hop
          2.4.1. Portal
          2.4.2. PowerShell
          2.4.3. CLI 1.0
          2.4.4. CLI 2.0
          2.4.5. REST
     2.5. View your network topology
          2.5.1. PowerShell
          2.5.2. CLI 1.0
          2.5.3. CLI 2.0
          2.5.4. REST
     2.6. Troubleshoot VPN Gateway and connections
          2.6.1. Portal
          2.6.2. PowerShell
          2.6.3. CLI 1.0
          2.6.4. CLI 2.0
          2.6.5. REST
     2.7. Analyze Network Security Group View
          2.7.1. PowerShell
          2.7.2. CLI 1.0
          2.7.3. CLI 2.0
          2.7.4. REST
     2.8. Test connectivity
          2.8.1. PowerShell
          2.8.2. CLI 2.0
          2.8.3. REST
     2.9. Configure NSG flow logs
          2.9.1. Portal
          2.9.2. PowerShell
          2.9.3. CLI 1.0
          2.9.4. CLI 2.0
          2.9.5. REST
3. How to
     3.1. Monitor VPN Gateway with Azure Automation
     3.2. Diagnose On-Premises connectivity via VPN Gateway
     3.3. Analyze packet captures to find anomalies
     3.4. Use packet capture to do proactive network monitoring with Azure Functions
     3.5. Visualize flow logs using Power BI
     3.6. Visualize flow logs using open source tools
     3.7. Visualize network traffic patterns using open source tools
     3.8. Perform compliance and audit on your network using PowerShell
     3.9. Perform intrusion detection using open source tools
     3.10. Analyze Application gateway logs in Azure Log Analytics
4. Reference
     4.1. PowerShell
     4.2. .NET
     4.3. REST
5. Related
     5.1. Virtual network
     5.2. Virtual machines
     5.3. VPN gateway
6. Resources
     6.1. Azure Roadmap
     6.2. MSDN forum
     6.3. Pricing
     6.4. Service updates
     6.5. SLA
     6.6. Stack Overflow