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User’s Guide – version 3.5 NetFlow Tracker

•Bi-directional Conversations – adds extra columns showing the traffic and packets sent from destination to source and the bi-directional totals for each conversation.

•Source Endpoints – shows the IP addresses and corresponding applications that were the source of most traffic or packets. The top source endpoints inwards on a link are the remote services using your bandwidth. As with the conversations reports, grouped applications are not used.

•Destination Endpoints – shows the IP addresses and corresponding simple applications that were the destination of most traffic or packets.

•Endpoints – shows the IP addresses and corresponding simple applications that were the source or destination of the most traffic or packets.

•Server-Client Sessions – shows the pairs of source server applications and destination addresses that exchanged most traffic or packets. A session might represent, for example, a web browser downloading several web pages with images from a web server.

•Client-Server Sessions – shows the pairs of connected source addresses and destination server applications that exchanged the most traffic or packets. A session could represent a client’s requests to a web server for several pages and images.

•Sessions – shows the pairs of connected IP addresses using any recognised application that exchanged the most traffic or packets.

•Bi-directional Sessions – adds extra columns showing the traffic and packets sent from destination to source and the bi-directional totals for each session.

QoS Reports

•Types of Service – shows the ToS levels with most traffic or packets.

•Differentiated Services – shows the DiffServ code points with most traffic or packets.

Network Reports

•Source ASes – shows the autonomous systems that were the source of most traffic or packets. Note that a switch does not know anything about ASes.

•Destination ASes – shows the autonomous systems that were the destination of most traffic or packets.

•ASes – shows the ASes that were the source or destination of the most traffic or packets.

•AS Pairs – shows the pairs of connected ASes that exchanged most traffic or packets.

•Bi-directional AS Pairs – adds extra columns showing the traffic and packets sent from destination to source and the bi-directional totals for each AS pair.

•Source Networks – shows the IP subnets that were the source of most traffic or packets. Note that a router may not know the subnet of a particular address, and a switch never knows it.

•Destination Networks – shows the IP subnets that were the destination of most traffic or packets.

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