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RE: Why do you use Netflow
From: "Mark Borchers" <mborchers () igillc com>
Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2003 15:36:16 -0500
What are you looking at when you analyze this data? I'veseen usessuch as top 10 destination AS's for peering evaluations.What else?Billing? -Lance-Also to get some application-specific bandwidth utilization numbers.I wonder how do you map your netflow data to applications? (if I understood correctly what you´re saying)
The caveat is that Netflow is useful for this purpose on a smallish test/research network, in which port numbers and/or combinations of port numbers and server addresses correllate to an application, which is what I happen to be doing. Naturally on a public backbone you'd want to substitute "port-specific" for "application-specific".
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- Why do you use Netflow lance_tatman (Aug 19)
- RE: Why do you use Netflow Mark Borchers (Aug 19)
- Re: Why do you use Netflow Petri Helenius (Aug 19)
- RE: Why do you use Netflow Mark Borchers (Aug 19)
- Re: Why do you use Netflow Petri Helenius (Aug 19)
- Re: Why do you use Netflow Jack Bates (Aug 19)
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- Re: Why do you use Netflow Jack Bates (Aug 19)
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- RE: Why do you use Netflow Mark Borchers (Aug 19)
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