[AusNOG] jFlow Bandwidth Monitoring

[Jacob Gardiner]

Is this something you've deployed with SRX's? Or are you just aware that
manage engine also supports jflow?

I'm wondering what kind of overhead (cpu?) that might be generated by doing
so on the SRX's.

Jacob Gardiner


On Tue, Dec 4, 2012 at 2:07 PM, James Braunegg
<james.braunegg at micron21.com>wrote:

> Dear Steven****
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> We use Manage Engine Netflow Analyzer which also supports Jflow****
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> Once tweaked / configured we have found it very fast and very useful for
> real time bandwidth monitoring, ie what’s happening on my network right
> “now:****
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> Hi everyone,****
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> We have a bunch of SRX series Juniper gateways and are looking at doing
> bandwidth monitoring..****
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> Can anyone recommend a cost-effective (ie. not Solarwinds!), or even
> open-source solution for monitoring bandwidth? We'd be looking at
> monitoring at the VLAN level, IP address level too would be great.****
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