Catch Network Traffic to Hand Helds with NetFlow Analysis
We have our Cisco wireless access point plugged into our Enterasys N series NetFlow capable switch. This allows us to look at the volume of traffic coming from the wireless devices. The above is...
View ArticleNetFlow Domain Reporting: Part 1
I decided to do some IPFIX reporting on our NetFlow Probe (i.e. nProbe) that is hanging off of a spanned/mirrored port on our Enterasys switch. The new nProbe is kind of neat because it exports latency...
View ArticleNetFlow Domain Reporting: Part 2
In the prior NetFlow Domain Reporting blog, I outlined how to view URLs using a NetFlow Probe called nProbe. In this post I’ll explain why 174.123.133.232 doesn’t show up for theplanet.com. Answer The...
View ArticleMonitoring Video Streaming Traffic with NetFlow
If you’re not monitoring video streaming traffic with NetFlow, you won’t catch people visiting 3click.tv or hulu.com on your network. Unless you are a pro at tracking down video streaming traffic,...
View Articlesoftflowd : Free NetFlow Probe
We tested a free netflow probe recently called softflowd. The setup and configuration was pretty straight forward. To install softflowd: sudo apt-get install libpcap-dev sudo apt-get install softflowd...
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