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Update Get-AzNetworkWatcherPacketCapture.md
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- Additional information about change #1
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## Upcoming Release
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* Add note in `Get-AzNetworkWatcherPacketCapture` reference documentation about retrieving all properties for a packet capture
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* Fixed example in `Test-AzNetworkWatcherIPFlow` reference documentation to correctly enumerate NICs
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## Version 1.13.0

src/Network/Network/help/Get-AzNetworkWatcherPacketCapture.md

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We then call Get-AzNetworkWatcherPacketCapture to retrieve the status of the capture session.
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Note: The Azure Network Watcher extension must be installed on the target virtual machine to create packet captures.
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>[!NOTE]
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>If you create a reference to the packet capture directly from the New-AzNetworkWatcherPacketCapture command, it won't have all the properties. You can get all of the properties of the packet capture by making a call to the Get-AzNetworkWatcherPacketCapture command.
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### Example 2: Create a Packet Capture with multiple filters and retrieve its status
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Get-AzNetworkWatcherPacketCapture -ResourceGroupName rg1 -NetworkWatcherName nw1 -PacketCaptureName PacketCapture*

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