--- title: .NET attribute examples source: https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/apm/agents/net-agent/attributes/net-attribute-examples --- Here are examples of using attributes with the New Relic .NET agent. ## Disable all attributes [#example1] In this example, attributes are disabled. The `include` and `exclude` lists will be ignored, and all attributes will be filtered out. **Configuration:** ```xml ``` **Input keys:** ``` foo, bar, request.parameters.foo, request.parameters.bar ``` **Output for destinations:** ```yml transaction_tracer: none error_collector: none transaction_events: none browser_monitoring: none ``` ## Select specific destinations [#example2] In this example: - Attributes are disabled for transaction traces. The `include` and `exclude` lists will be ignored, and all attributes will be filtered out for this destination. - Attributes are disabled for browser monitoring by default. - Request parameters (prefixed with `request.parameters.`) are off by default for all destinations. As a result, only `bar` is sent in traced errors and transaction events. **Configuration:** ```xml foo ``` **Input keys:** ``` foo, bar, request.parameters.foo, request.parameters.bar ``` **Output for destinations:** ```yml transaction_tracer: none error_collector: bar transaction_events: bar browser_monitoring: none ``` ## Select values and destinations [#example3] In this example, specific input keys are selected for certain output destinations and excluded from others. - The `food.fruit.banana` key will be excluded only from transaction traces. - The `food` and `food.bread` keys will be excluded from all destinations. **Configuration:** ```xml food* food.fruit.* food.fruit.banana ``` **Input keys:** ``` food, food.bread, food.fruit.banana, food.fruit.apple ``` **Output for destinations:** ```yml transaction_tracer: food.fruit.apple error_collector: food.fruit.banana, food.fruit.apple transaction_events: food.fruit.banana, food.fruit.apple browser_monitoring: food.fruit.banana, food.fruit.apple ``` ## Emulating legacy server-side attribute behavior [#emulating] In this example, the agent collects request parameters and records them to the transaction tracer and error collector destinations. This emulates enabling the legacy [server-side configuration](https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/agents/manage-apm-agents/configuration/server-side-agent-configuration) settings for `Capture attributes` or `Capture parameters` options. Customize the following [``](https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/agents/net-agent/installation-configuration/net-agent-configuration#agent-attributes) elements in your .NET agent configuration file: ```xml request.parameters* request.parameters* ```