Re: Netflow traffic study
- From: "Hansang Bae" <uonr@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Dec 2005 02:22:31 GMT
Kana wrote:
> I'm working for a medium size ISP providing transit services to
> our customers. We are currently in the process of expanding our
> network which includes addition to our upstream providers. In the
> process of identifying where to put our money into, we want to study
> our customers traffic pattern (destination, type of traffic, region
> etc) before deciding on the most suitable upstream provider that
> fits the bill (coverage and quality). One of the option that we are
> looking into in doing these is the Netflow function on cisco routers.
> I have a few questions regarding this issue:
>
> - Any good (free/open source) software that can analyze (stats, graph
> etc) Netflow data?
> - Any comments on the use of Netflow for this purpose?
> - Any other suggestions in reaching our objectives (other than
> Netflow)?
>
> Hope to get input from you guys out there. Thanks.
What kind of routers are we talking about? I can tell you that our
6500 MSFCII/PFCs went to 100% CPU utilization when *exporting* the
netflow data. But we weren't sampling, we were trying to gather every
packet of every flow. I really like Crannog but it's a commercial
package and not a freeware tool. If you google this group, you'll find
all the packages that people have recommended in the past.
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