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obstacle_boy

join:2009-09-10

Network Monitoring

Hey all,

I have a standard monitoring suite with graphs and port monitoring and all that jazz. My boss, however, wants to know what all this traffic is. He wants to see what sort of traffic is chewing up our bandwidth.

I've used the SDM and the pie chart is made up of mostly "unknown protocol".

Now, I'm sure I can turn up the logging, but I don't really want to peg the CPU of the router that badly.

Do you guys know of any deeper monitoring techniques than just the graphs and what not?


carp
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join:2002-10-30
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Netflow if your hardware supports it. Go to Solarwinds and grab the freebie tool that you can run for one hour at a time. »www.solarwinds.com/products/free···zer.aspx

There's plenty of netflow products out there. Manage Engine and Whatsup would be a couple others

Probes, like Netscout nGenius and Infinistream (expensive)


nosx

join:2004-12-27
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If you have a spare server running linux or freebsd you can stick inline on an ethernet segment, you can configure NTOP. I have used a transparent inline NTOP and SNORT setup to inspect a great deal of traffic over the years.


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