Cisco Systems OL-11399-01 manual NFC Login Window, Setting Description Default Value File

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Chapter 2 Using the NetFlow Collector User Interface

				Using the Cisco NetFlow Collector User Interface
Step 8	When the web configuration is complete, the following is displayed:
	NFC web configuration has been updated.

	Table 2-1describes additional settings that can be customized for the Cisco NetFlow Collector
	web-based UI.
	Table 2-1	Cisco NetFlow Collector User Interface Settings

	Setting		Description	Default Value		File

	intfc- password		Digest password for the	password		NFC_DIR/tomcat/webapps/nfc/
			CNS/XML interface. Stored			WEB- INF/web.xml
			as a parameter to the
			InitServlet in the servlet
			configuration file. This
			setting must match the md5-
			password value of the
			CNS/XML interface.

	session-		A session is started after a	30 minutes		NFC_DIR/tomcat/webapps/nfc/
	timeout		user logs in to the web-based			WEB-INF/web.xml
			UI. This timeout indicates
			the duration of inactivity
			allowed before a session
			expires and the user is
			automatically logged out.
			Add:<session-
			config><session-
			timeout>30</session-
			timeout></session-
			config> after all
			<servlet-mappings>.

Using the Cisco NetFlow Collector User Interface

The following sections describe using the Cisco NetFlow Collector User Interface.

The NFC Login Window

When starting the Cisco NetFlow Collector, the first window that appears is the NFC login window, as shown in Figure 2-1. For security purposes, to use the web-based UI you must authenticate yourself with a user ID and password. These values are configured as described in Table 2-1.

Cisco NetFlow Collector User Guide

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Contents Nfc-hostname8080/nfc Opt/CSCOnfc/bin/nfcollector start allCustomizing the Cisco NetFlow Collector Interface Opt/CSCOnfc/bin/webconfig.shSetting Description Default Value File NFC Login WindowNavigation Cisco NetFlow Collector User Interface Login WindowConfiguration From this window you can access or configure the following Adding Aggregators AggregatorsAdd Aggregator Window Editing an AggregatorModify Aggregator Window ThresholdsFields NetFlow Export Field Window Key Builders10 Key Builders Window Attribute Description BGP AttributeBit Field BooleanByte Array Egress PE Customer NameInteger Ingress CEInteger Range Map Interface Snmp NameIP Address IP Address Range Map Mac AddressMasked IP Address Click Add condition Multi-Field MapSite Name Option DataValue Builders StringSubnet Address 12 Adding a Value Builder Flow Count Active TimeDirectional Sum End TimeSum Max Flow Byte RateRate Start TimeSum with Sampling Estimation Aggregation Schemes14 Modify Aggregation Scheme FiltersNetFlow Export Source Groups 16 NetFlow Export Source Groups NetFlow Export Source Access ListBGP Peer 18 NDE Source Access ListAdvanced GlobalReports Custom Reports Fields of the Custom Reports form are described in Table Field Value Description Single device . For Single device Combine devices , Separate devices , orAll Report TemplatesClick Save as Template Configuring Scheduled ReportsScheduled Reports Navigate Reports Custom Reports25 Scheduled Reports Window 26 Add Scheduled Report Opt/CSCOnfc/Reports/foo Default value is /opt/CSCOnfc/ReportsDaily Path /opt/CSCOnfc/ReportsDisplaying Scheduled Reports 27 Scheduled Reports Folder Reporting Features28 Sample Bar Graph Sorting and Graphing29 Sample Pie Graph TrendingExport and Print FilterDrill Down Control StatisticsHealth Monitor Statistics Port Statistics Opt/CSCOnfc/config/nfcmemSourceid V9 or enginetype and engineid Source Statistics37 Viewing Logs in Web-based UI LogsOL-11399-01