CISCO-USER-CONNECTION-TAP-MIB Table View

The Intercept Stream Connection Table lists the user
connections (sessions) to be intercepted.  The same data 
stream may be required by multiple taps, and one might 
assume that often the intercepted stream is a small 
subset of the traffic that could be intercepted.
          
          
This essentially provides options for packet selection.
The only option available is RADIUS attribute 44, 
account session ID. When a user tries to use a service 
provided by a Network Access Server(NAS) such as PPP,
NAS authenticates the user with RADIUS server. Upon
successful authentication of the user, the user is 
provided with the requested service and NAS creates an
accounting record with RADIUS accounting server for 
the user. The NAS assigns a unique account session id
for the user session in the accounting record created
with the RADIUS server. The account session ID may be
used to intercept traffic belonging to the user session.
          
          
The value of first index is that of an entry in the
cTap2MediationTable, which identifies the application
to which intercepted traffic will be sent to. The second 
index permits connection classifiers to be used to 
identify traffic to be intercepted. The value of the
second index is that of the stream's counter entry 
in the cTap2StreamTable.