Cisco Systems NAM, 5 manual Nbar Protocol Discovery

Chapter 2 Setting Up The NAM Traffic Analyzer

Managed Device

	Table 2-25	Router/Managed Device System Information (continued)
	Field		Description
	Verify String		Verify the SNMP .
	Enable SNMP V3		Check the check box to enable SNMP Version 3 (with NAM 5.0, you
			have the ability to manage devices with SNMPv3). If SNMPv3 is not
			enabled, the community string is used.
	Mode: No Auth, No Priv		SNMP will be used in a mode with no authentication and no privacy.
	Mode: Auth, No Priv		SNMP will be used in a mode with authentication, but no privacy.
	Mode: Auth and Priv		SNMP will be used in a mode with both authentication and privacy.
	User Name		Enter a username, which will match the username configured on the
			device.
	Auth Password		Enter the authentication password associated with the username that
			was configured on the device. Verify the password.
	Auth Algorithm		Choose the authentication standard which is configured on the device
			(MD5 or SHA-1).
	Privacy Password		Enter the privacy password, which is configured on the device. Verify
			the password.
	Privacy Algorithm		Enter the privacy algorithm, which is configured on the device (AES
			or DES).
Step 2	Click the Test Connectivity button to perform an SNMP test. Click Close when finished.
Step 3	Click Submit to submit the information and close the window.

NBAR Protocol Discovery

Note NBAR is supported on ISR routers and switches with the Catalyst 6500 Supervisor Engine 32 Programmable Intelligent Services Accelerator (PISA) running IOS 12.2(18)ZY (or later).

To set up NBAR Protocol Discovery, choose Setup > Managed Device > NBAR Protocol Discovery. From the NBAR Protocol Discovery window, you can view the NBAR Status information and enable or disable NBAR on all interfaces.

You must enable the NBAR Interfaces feature for the NAM to provide information about ethernet ports.

Note If your switch does not support NBAR, a message displays indicating that NBAR is not supported on your switch.

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