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ManageEngine Thoughts : Software Defined Networking #3
SDN is one compelling area where tons of discussions happening everyday about the technology and its claims on business value propositions. Legacy internet working systems have huge CapEx and relatively lesser OpEx but not agile in nature
2 Mins Reading: Reaching the Right People
Our team is busy working on supporting PostgreSQL database.
ManageEngine Thoughts: Software Defined Networking #2
Over the last couple of weeks, I spent a lot of time reading and thinking about SDN.
Attention Cisco TMEs: Solarwinds does not support Peformance Monitoring, NBAR and MediaTrace
I was watching Network Field day videos the other day and the one on Application Visibility and Control (AVC) was most interesting due to our product being a player in this field. During the Application Visibility and Control (AVC) session, the TME handling the session said Solarwinds and Lancope supports Performance Monitoring in their NetFlow monitoring solution
ManageEngine Thoughts: Software Defined Networking
With Software Defined Networking (SDN) being the new industry buzzword, more and more people including network architects, CIOs and CTOs have started exploring SDN and its capabilities to cater to the growing demands of enterprise and cloud services. Google statistics show there has been an exponential increase in search numbers for Software Defined Networking in recent times. This industry interest has triggered a wave across networking giants to tag “SDN” for marketing mileage, Some things in life can never be fully appreciated nor understood unless experienced firsthand
Cisco IP SLA VO reporting in NetFlow Analyzer
Adoption of video-based applications is rising on the network in addition to VoIP and data, which makes the IT network administrator’s task more complex. It is required to assure high end to end performance despite having this overhead.
Configuring sFlow export from ZTE and Edge-Core switches.
This blog is to enlighten you about configuration to export sFlow from ZTE and Edge-core switches. ZTE switches: The sFlow commands for these switches are as follows: sFlow commands: sflow enable sflow agent-config ipv4-address sflow collector-config ipv4-address For each interface: interface sflow-sample-rate ingress sflow-sample-rate egress exit Sample configuration sflow enable sflow agent-config ipv4-address 192.168.2.100 sflow collector-config ipv4-address 192.168.2.210 9996 interface gei_0/1 sflow-sample-rate ingress 1024 sflow-sample-rate egress 1024 exit Note : Ingress and Egress should be enabled on all the interfaces and the sample rate for both should be the same. Edge-Core switches: The following are the commands enabled on these switches to export sFlow information: sflow receiver Destination IP Address> port For each interface: interface sflow flow-sampling sflow counter-sampling Sample configuration sflow receiver 1 192.168.2.210 port 9996 interface te1 sflow flow-sampling 1024 1 sflow counter-sampling 30 1 No additional configuration is required apart from configuring these devices to export sflow(the one mentioned above) at a product level as it will automatically capture the packets reaching the server on UDP port 9996 and start displaying the data.
Enabling sFlow on Cisco Nexus 3000
Different from that of other Cisco IOS devices,Cisco Nexus 3000 Series supports sFlow. Hence I thought this blog will be helpful for our customers to know how to configure sFlow on their Nexus 3000.
NetFlow Analyzer 9.7 unveiled!
We are very happy to announce that NetFlow Analyzer 9.7 has been released and you could download it from here . Highlights : 1. IP SLA – Video Operations IP SLA Video Operations helps you simulate real-time scenarios in your network so that it prepares your network not affecting the other applications running on the network. This helps the Administrator understand the performance of rich-media applications on the network