Cisco Systems NAM, 5 manual Editing a Site, Subnet Detection, Enter an IPv4 or IPv6 address

Chapter 2 Setting Up The NAM Traffic Analyzer

Network

Step 4 Click the Submit button.

Note The “Unassigned” site (with a description of “Unclassified hosts”) includes any that do not match any of your site configurations. Sites are classified at the time of packet processing.

Subnet Detection

When you click the Detect button at Setup > Network > Sites > Sites Configuration, the NAM will look for subnets detected within in the past hour. See Table 2-29, Subnet Detection for information about the fields.

Table 2-29	Subnet Detection
Field		Description
Subnet Mask		Enter the subnet mask.
		Note	If the bit mask is less than 32, the NAM will detect an IPv4 subnet. If the bit
			mask is between 32 and 64, then it will detect an IPv6 subnet.
Data Source		Choose the data source in which you would like to detect subnets.
Interface		Choose the interface in which you would like to detect subnets.
Filter Subnets Within Network		Enter an IPv4 or IPv6 address
Unassigned Site (check box)		The “Unassigned” site includes any that do not match any of your site configurations.
		Sites are classified at the time of packet processing.

When you click the Detect button, the NAM will find those that meet the criteria that you entered.

Editing a Site

You can edit sites that have been created. Note that the “Unassigned' site cannot be edited or deleted.

Step 1 Choose Setup > Network > Sites.

Step 2 Highlight the site that you have configured.

Step 3 Click the Edit button.

Step 4 Edit the desired field.

Step 5 Click Submit to save the changes, or click Reset and OK to reinstate the site’s previous settings, or click Cancel to cancel any changes and return to the main Sites page.

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