The previous blog gave you detailed information on installing the HighPerf Reporting Engine in Windows environment. This blog will give you an idea about installing the HighPerf Reporting Engine Add-On in Linux environment. You can download the HighPerf Reporting Engine here Note: HighPerf Reporting Engine is available only for 64bit installation Installing server and client in the same server: Execute the executable file: ./ ME_NFA_HighPerf_Add_On_9800_64bit.bin -console Accept the Read the ‘License’ terms and conditions and choose ‘I accept the terms of the agreement’ and click ‘Next’ to continue with the installation
Configuring HighPerf Reporting Engine Part-1
In continuation to our introduction blog on HighPerf reporting engine, this one explains about how to install the HighPerf reporting engine and integrate it with NetFlow Analyzer. This HighPerf reporting engine comes as a add-on package to NetFlow Analyzer
Cisco Sup 2T NetFlow Configuration
Ever since Flexible NetFlow was introduced by Cisco, they started supporting this advanced NetFlow export on most of the routers and switches.
Superbowl vs Soup bowl!
The Superbowl fever is still on. It has the potential of putting the IT Administrator at the brink of a soup bowl.
An Introduction to High Perf Reporting Engine from NetFlow Analyzer
When it comes to traffic reporting and network troubleshooting to find bottlenecks or bandwidth spikes, complete port level analysis of raw flows is required and this will help to find out the cause. NetFlow Analyzer troubleshooting report with Sub Minute visibility helps to identify Network Spike, Bandwidth Saturation etc. The Troubleshooting Report gives complete port level information for the selected time as it is generated completely from raw NetFlow data.
Sample Based Flexible NetFlow Export Configuration
NetFlow technology involves checking the packets traversing a router interface to identify the actual traffic. The high volume of packets and packet rates of traffic on some router links causes the router to use higher CPU and memory during such an analysis.
NetFlow Configurator in ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer
Over the past 10 years, NetFlow Analyzer has proven to be a solid solution which mainly focuses on customer satisfaction and easy usability that helps saving troubleshooting time and makes traffic analytics a breeze. In addition to our rich set of reporting features, we have now added the ability to configure Cisco routers for NetFlow export from NetFlow Analyzer user interface itself. This NetFlow Configurator allows the user to configure: Traditional NetFlow export(V5 and V9) Flexible NetFlow export Medianet Configuration and The ability to view, modify and delete already configured NetFlow export This NetFlow Configurator is available free for all the users.
Essential tools for the Network Admin
Being a network admin is tough – if something does not work or an app is slow, the clichéd comment that comes up first is “It’s the network!”. To prove it’s not or to find the actual cause, you need the right set of tools along with your experience
A round up of 2012 from Team NetFlow Analyzer!
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Cisco ASA 8.4(5) and above NetFlow updates
Cisco is always known for rapidly rolling out enhancements to their product portfolio, Cisco ASA 8.4(5) was recently released with a lot of features and security enhancements.