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tips:ingress-egress-netflow [2020/11/27 14:04] – [Example : Ingress and Egress enabled on both downstream and upstream interfaces] veeratips:ingress-egress-netflow [2020/11/27 15:12] – [Performance note about egress netflow] veera
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 The following diagram shows a valid use case. The following diagram shows a valid use case.
  
-{{:tips:egressnetflowdup_-_page_2.png?600|}}+[{{:tips:egressnetflowdup_-_page_2.png?600|when ingress and egress enabled only on upstream interfaces no duplicates are seen. this configuration works}}]
  
 In this example the red and blue flows are measured for Netflow at the upstream interfaces only. Hence there will be no duplicate or inconsistent data. In this example the red and blue flows are measured for Netflow at the upstream interfaces only. Hence there will be no duplicate or inconsistent data.
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 //Egress NetFlow accounting might adversely affect network performance because of the additional accounting-related computation that occurs in the traffic-forwarding path of the router.// //Egress NetFlow accounting might adversely affect network performance because of the additional accounting-related computation that occurs in the traffic-forwarding path of the router.//
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 +===== Configuration options in Trisul =====
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 +Trisul's has advanced capabilities to automatically detected duplicate ingress and egress flows and remove the egress from the accouting. However this does not alway
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 +If you have a network with incorrectly configured ingress and egress netflow you can ignore the //egress// netflow
  
tips/ingress-egress-netflow.txt · Last modified: 2020/11/27 16:05 by veera