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Reporting and Analysis: NetFlow, sFlow, Netstream, jFlow, IPFIX, etc.

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Plixer delivers a diverse range of free and commercial flow measuring and monitoring tools. From network traffic reporting to network behavior analysis, we offer a full suite.

  • Scrutinizer Free NetFlow & sFlow traffic analysis and reporting solution.
  • Flow Analytics is a company wide reporting solution for:
    • Archiving of Scrutinizer database beyond 24 hours (i.e. infinite years of data can be saved at selectable intervals). The free version of Scrutinizer drops all data at midnight.
    • Adds several additional traffic analysis Report Types (e.g. Flows, Flow Volume, NBAR Support, etc.).
    • Report on Top Applications, Conversations, Flows, Protocols, Domains, Countries, Subnets, etc., across dozens of routers and switches.
    • Any saved report in Scrutinizer can be configured with a threshold to trigger an alarm.
    • DNS resolution becomes automated and a constant process.
    • Network traffic reporting and alarming on the internal network: SYN, NULL, FIN, XMAS Scans, RST/ACK worms, P2P, ICMP Unreachable, illegal IP addresses, excessive Multicast traffic, known compromised Internet hosts and more.
  • Distributed Collectors can be used to analyze network traffic enterprise-wide, from a central location. Dozens of distributed collectors can be supported for companies with thousands of NetFlow and sFlow exporting devices (i.e. routers and switches).
  • Service Providers can take advantage of the SPM (Service Provider Module), which allows permissions to be configured per router, switch, interface, etc. per login account. Customizable billing solutions for overusage and invoicing.
  • Flowalyzer Free NetFlow Tester can be used to test NetFlow v5 and v9. A very popular free tool.

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Recent NetFlow Analysis Blog Entries

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How to enable egress NetFlow


Posted by Paul on March 9, 2010
Working in technical support I get asked a lot, "I enabled NetFlow on my router, why don't I see outbound traffic?" This is because NetFlow version 5 only supports ingress flow monitoring and they don't have NetFlow enabled on all interfaces. In NetFlow v5 outbound traffic ...

NetFlow Command: show ip cache flow


Posted by mike@plixer.com on March 8, 2010
I was scouring the web looking for information on NetFlow v9 the other day and came across this document on NetFlow.   I thought these slides on ‘show ip cache flow’ and ‘show ip cache verbose flow’ were interesting.  If you are trouble shooting with a customer, ...

Getting the most from your NetFlow and sFlow Analysis Tool


Posted by scottr on March 5, 2010
At Plixer International's Technical Support desk we often take calls in support of our NetFlow and sFlow analysis tool that deal with disk space and disk performance issues. In the world of NetFlow and sFlow collector appliances, the name of the game is to have sufficient ...

nprobe: octetDeltaCount Vs. postOctetDeltaCount


Posted by Jon Mills on March 4, 2010
We had a customer approach us the other day with an nprobe issue. Apparently, he could see the NetFlow v9 data in Flow View of Scrutinizer, but he couldn't report on the data. How come? He sent us a Wireshark packet capture and brought up Flow View. Flow View is a way to ...

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"We have used Scrutinizer on multiple troubleshooting opportunities to isolate what type of traffic was causing the heavy utilization and also what offending devices were doing it. Scrutinizer has more than lived up to its expectations."
Danny, Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp
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