Re: CISCO netflow graphs on Linux

[Shawn Wallbridge]

In a book I am reading (Open Source Network Administration by James 
Kretchmar, highly recommended), they  cover OSU FlowTools 
(http://www.net.ohio-state.edu/software) to deal with NetFlow data. 
While I haven't tried this myself (we don't use Cisco), if it is as 
good as everything else they recommend in the book, I would expect it 
to be pretty damn good.

shawn

On 26-Jan-04, at 3:46 AM, Craig Schneider wrote:

Hi Guys

Can anyone recommend software to graph Cisco's netflow traffic on 
Debian
?

Thanks
Craig
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Re: CISCO netflow graphs on Linux

[Shawn Wallbridge]

In a book I am reading (Open Source Network Administration by James 
Kretchmar, highly recommended), they  cover OSU FlowTools 
(http://www.net.ohio-state.edu/software) to deal with NetFlow data. 
While I haven't tried this myself (we don't use Cisco), if it is as 
good as everything else they recommend in the book, I would expect it 
to be pretty damn good.

shawn
On 26-Jan-04, at 3:46 AM, Craig Schneider wrote:
Hi Guys
Can anyone recommend software to graph Cisco's netflow traffic on 
Debian
?

Thanks
Craig
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Re: IMAP

[Shawn Wallbridge]

 Hi Guys

 Can anyone recommend a good, solid, fast IMAP daemon that uses
 mbox format ?

 ..Craig


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I used uw-imap until I decided to move to Maildir and now I use
courier-imap. I found both to be quite solid and stable.

shawn

Re: best NIC Speed

[Shawn Wallbridge]

Intel

If you need 100Mb, then the Pro/100. If you need GigEcu then the Pro/1000MT.

It's the only Ethernet card I will use. I only wish the Pro/100s
(different from the Pro/100) was able to use the onboard IPSec chips in
any OS besides Windows.

shawn

 Hi

 for an high performace server i need to know what nic (in your opinion)
 is a nic with an good trough put.

 right now i use
 3com (not cheap)
 or
 realtek (cheap)

 but normally cheap doenst mean to be slow.

 I use woody with the 2.4.18-686 kernel

 everything you know is welcome

 marco




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