Hello,
I'm currently conducting tests on traffic flow and have encountered an issue with my NetFlow collectors on a Ubuntu server. I have two collectors, "Collector A" and "Collector B," receiving flows from "Network A" and "Network B," respectively. Each collector stores information in files every minute.
Upon analyzing the size of the files generated by each collector, I observed that "Network A" has fewer clients, yet each file from "Collector A" weighs the same as those from "Collector B," where "Network B" has more clients.
I'm wondering if there is any configuration to limit the size of the flows sent by the MikroTik router. Could it be a misconfiguration issue on my part? Would adjusting the "Active/Inactive Flow Timeout" time potentially resolve this?
I appreciate any guidance or suggestions you can provide. Thank you in advance for your assistance!
I'm currently conducting tests on traffic flow and have encountered an issue with my NetFlow collectors on a Ubuntu server. I have two collectors, "Collector A" and "Collector B," receiving flows from "Network A" and "Network B," respectively. Each collector stores information in files every minute.
Upon analyzing the size of the files generated by each collector, I observed that "Network A" has fewer clients, yet each file from "Collector A" weighs the same as those from "Collector B," where "Network B" has more clients.
I'm wondering if there is any configuration to limit the size of the flows sent by the MikroTik router. Could it be a misconfiguration issue on my part? Would adjusting the "Active/Inactive Flow Timeout" time potentially resolve this?
I appreciate any guidance or suggestions you can provide. Thank you in advance for your assistance!
Statistics: Posted by oortega — Tue Jan 02, 2024 8:06 pm