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Basic NAM Configuration
NetFlow Custom Data Sources
Basic NAM Configuration
NetFlow Custom Data Sources
Adding a device to the NAM
NetFlow table creates a default
NDE data source for the
aggregate of all NetFlows
enabled on the device. Use
custom data sources to create
an NDE data source for a
subset of that traffic.
Adding a device to the NAM
NetFlow table creates a default
NDE data source for the
aggregate of all NetFlows
enabled on the device. Use
custom data sources to create
an NDE data source for a
subset of that traffic.
Create new NDE data
source (See next page)
Create new NDE data
source (See next page)
Same for NAM-1, NAM-
2, and NM-NAM
Same for NAM-1, NAM-
2, and NM-NAM
NetFlow Custom Data Sources
Like MPLS traffic, we can now define the subsets of traffic within the NetFlow data source that we wish to
monitor. The default NDE data source, created when a device is added to the NAM NetFlow table, is an
aggregate of the data on all NetFlow enabled interfaces of a device. To allow the user to focus in on a
particular flow (one or more interfaces), a custom NDE data source can be created which extracts out the
desired flows and treats this subset as a distinct data source in which NAM analysis and reporting can be
performed against. Although this is a useful feature, the user should take care when both adding devices and
creating custom NDE data sources so as not to over burden the NAM. Remember, a well thought out plan will
only have the needed data forwarded to the NAM and enabled for only the necessary monitoring activities.
To create a custom NDE data source, first select the Setup > Data Sources > NetFlow > Custom Data
Sources task. A table will be displayed showing all the default NDE data sources (aggregate of all NetFlow
enabled interfaces from a device) and any previously created custom data sources. All custom data sources
for a device will be listed under the default data source for the device. Click the Create button to configure a
new custom data source as described next.
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- Introduction 1-1 1
- About This Tutorial 2
- How the Tutorial Is Organized 3
- Tutorial Contents 4
- • Traffic Analyzer Software 5
- Chapter 3 – Scenarios 6
- Introduction 7
- Chapter 1 Outline 8
- Introduction 1-9 9
- No longer is it enough … 10
- Introduction 1-11 11
- What Data to Collect 12
- Protocol 14
- Understanding the Basics 15
- Introduction 1-16 16
- Introduction 1-17 17
- Introduction 1-18 18
- ¾ Network Analysis Modules 19
- Network Analysis Modules 20
- ¾ Traffic Analysis Software 23
- Traffic Analyzer Software 24
- Introduction 1-37 37
- Cisco Complementary Solutions 38
- Introduction 1-40 40
- Summary: Benefits Achieved 41
- Product Features 43
- Chapter 2 Outline 44
- Network Monitoring Using NAMs 45
- Product Features 2-6 48
- ¾ NAM Hardware Overview 49
- NAMs in the Enterprise 50
- NAM-1/2 Overview 51
- NAM-1/2 Hardware Overview 52
- NAM-1/2 Data Sources 54
- Product Features 2-16 58
- Features 60
- NM-NAM Hardware Overview 61
- NM-NAM Data Sources 63
- Road Map to Using NAMs 66
- Planning for NAM Deployment 68
- Product Features 2-34 76
- Getting Started Topics 78
- Getting Started 79
- Navigation Menu 82
- NAM Access Control 84
- Configuring NAM Monitoring 100
- Basic NAM-1/2 Configuration 101
- Examples 102
- Basic NAM Configuration 108
- Product Features 2-72 114
- Product Features 2-73 115
- (Class of Service) 116
- Product Features 2-75 117
- Product Features 2-76 118
- Basic NM-NAM Configuration 119
- Product Features 2-80 122
- Types of Statistics Collected 123
- Supervisor Data Source 129
- Product Features 2-88 130
- Router Data Source 131
- Product Features 2-90 132
- Product Features 2-91 133
- MPLS – Enable Monitoring 134
- MPLS – RMON-2 Stats 135
- Enabling Traffic Monitoring 136
- Configuring Alarms 152
- Setting Software Preferences 162
- ¾ Traffic Analyzer Software 163
- Viewing Traffic Reports 164
- NAM-1, NAM-2 Report Types 165
- NM-NAM Report Types 166
- Basic Historical Reports 185
- Basic Historical Report 187
- Viewing Alarm Logs 193
- Packet Capture and Decode 196
- Product Features - Summary 211
- Thank You! 212
- NAM Usage Scenarios 213
- Chapter 3 Outline 214
- NAM Scenarios 214
- Network Overview 215
- Scenarios 3-4 216
- (NAM-1/2) 217
- Scenario 1 218
- Scenarios 3-18 230
- (NM-NAM) 231
- Scenario 2 232
- • QoS Monitoring 245
- Scenario 3 246
- • VoIP Monitoring 257
- VoIP Monitoring 258
- Scenario 4 259
- • Trend Analysis 267
- Scenario 5 268
- Scenarios 3-64 276
- NAM System 277
- Administration 277
- Chapter 4 Outline 278
- ¾ Requirements 279
- Requirements 280
- ¾ Administration 283
- NAM-1, NAM-2 Administration 284
- System Admin 4-16 292
- NM-NAM Administration 294
- ¾ Maintenance 301
- Sys tem Admin 4-26 302
- NAM Maintenance 303
- System Admin 4-31 307
- Diagnostics 308
- Troubleshooting Tips 312
- NAM References 315
- Reference Materials 317
- • Other Related References 318
- • Online Bug Tracker 320
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