Cisco Systems NAM, 5 Editing an Application, That list, highlight it and click the left arrow

Chapter 2 Setting Up The NAM Traffic Analyzer

Classification

This allows you to configure applications consistently across multiple NAMs, so that the same user-created application is exported with the same value.

Step 5 Choose a protocol family from the list:

•CISCO-SNAP

•DCE-RPC

•ETHER2

•IP

•LLC

•SCTP-PORT

•SCTP-PPI

•SUN-RPC

•TCP

•UDP

	Choose the the type of traffic you want to create the additional protocol to handle.
Step 6	Enter a port number; the range will vary depending on the protocol family selected. This is an arbitrary
	number you assign to handle the additional ports for the protocol family. This protocol number must be
	unique so it does not conflict with standard protocol/port assignments.
Step 7	Click the right arrow to add the selections to the “Chosen Protocol/Port” list. To remove an item from
	that list, highlight it and click the left arrow.
Step 8	Repeat Step 4 through Step 7 as many times as desired.
Step 9	Click:

•The Submit button to create the new application.

•The Reset button to clear the values on the screen.

•The Cancel button to close the screen and return to the previous screen.

Step 10 Use the pull-down menu to choose a Protocol Family.

Step 11 Enter an integer to use as the beginning port number for the protocol you want to create.

The range is 1-255 for IP and 1-65535 for TCP, UDP, and SCTP.

Step 12 Click the right arrow to add the port to the “Chosen Protocol/Port” field.

Step 13 Click Submit to create the new protocol ports, or click Cancel to clear the dialog of any characters you entered or restore the previous settings.

Editing an Application

In NAM Traffic Analyzer 5.0, you can only modify the user-defined applications, and not the standard applications. You can only edit an application for which it states “Custom” in the Engine ID column.

	User Guide for the Cisco Network Analysis Module (NAM) Traffic Analyzer, 5.0
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