Gigamon uses GigaSMART for most of its NetFlow configurations, but some of us just love working from within a CLI. With a bit of direction from a Gigamon representative, we were able to document the process of configuring IPFIX for Gigamon devices from—you guessed it—the command line! Here we’ll walk you through an example IPFIX …
Quite some time ago, my colleague wrote about our Gigamon NetFlow support. That article will help you understand how to configure your Gigamon appliances to export rich metadata to your network and security intelligence platform. In this article, I will discuss network traffic analytics as it pertains to Gigamon, and outline some of the few …
While we have supported Gigamon reports for a couple of years, we now leverage the SSL information pulled from Gigamon flows. This enables you to run a series of reports that provide context-rich SSL information.
Today I want to take a look at the Gigamon appliance and their IPFIX configuration. Recently I was asked an interesting question: an avid user of Scrutinizer had a very specific element he wanted to collect and monitor. He wanted to trend what SSL version his internal servers are currently running, as well as the …
When it comes to networks, organizations are overwhelmed with the amount of data that traverses them. Even with all this data, though, it can be extremely difficult to uncover unwanted or malicious behaviors. Gigamon appliances export unique information that can be used to provide contextual insight into the network for both networking and security professionals …
Today I want to take a look at the Gigamon appliance and their IPFIX configuration. Recently I was asked a rather interesting question. An avid user of Scrutinizer had a very specific element he wanted to collect and monitor. He wanted to trend what SSL version his internal servers are currently running, as well as …