Hi Luca,
The switch is a Huawei S6720 and it sends sflow data to nProbe. It's a
fairly powerful switch, I don't think it has problems sampling data.
I don't see any drops in the graffic. How can I check if I have drops in
nProbe?
Best regards,
Dan Craciun
On 15-Jan-19 22:17, Luca Deri wrote:
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Hi Dan,
in essence ntopng is collecting flows via nProbe, right? If so, please check
1. if the router is exporting flows out of 7 Gbit of traffic. usually for such
high speeds routers are unable to export the whole traffic
2. do you see any drops on nprobe?
Regards Luca
> On 15 Jan 2019, at 20
Hello,
I'm using ntopng Enterprise/nProbe Pro.
I have a switch setup to send only the flows from one 10G interface to
the nprobe machine.
In the traffic dashboard there are some graphs, but I don't know what
they signify.
If you look in Cacti, the traffic is about 7.7Gbps. In ntopng is 2.03Gbps?
Hi,
When I get the data issues ironed out (see previous thread), I am also having a
hard time how to actually create the kinds of reports we need.
The Netflow traffic received by nprobe is aggregate traffic consisting of
traffic from all our remote locations, showing each individual device insi
Gerard,
When you say wildly inaccurate, are you referring to the realtime charts in the
dashboard only? I would expect them to be somehow inaccurate due to the nature
of NetFlow, but once you visit the historical pages then totals and speeds must
be accurate.
Try and visit the historical chart
