Simple Comparison By Akhyari Nasir. Intro  Network monitoring and measurement have become more and more important in a modern complicated network. 

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Simple Comparison By Akhyari Nasir

Intro  Network monitoring and measurement have become more and more important in a modern complicated network.  They need more sophisticated network traffic monitoring and analysis tools in order to  maintain the network system stability (to fix network problems on time )  To maintain availability such as or to avoid network failure,  to ensure the network security strength, and  to make good decisions for network planning.

Cont..  There are various kinds of tools dealing with the network monitoring and analysis, such as tools used by Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), Sniffing, and Network flow monitoring and analysis.

Network traffic monitoring and analysis tools  three categories based on data acquisition technique:  network traffic flow information from network devices like NetFlow, such as "Cisco NetFlow" and "sFlow",  by SNMP such as "MRTG" and "Cricket",  by packet sniffer (Host-bed/Local traffic flow information) such as "snoop" and "tcpdump"

Example of Netflow  Collector (by Vendor (for example))  “Cisco NetFlow".  Juniper "cflowd", which is basically NetFlow version 5.  Huawei Technology "NetStream“  “Flow-tools", "cflowd", and "flowd” – the most popular collector

By SNMP  "MRTG" (Multi Router Traffic Grapher) is a visualization tool for SNMP data quires.  To generate the output via SNMP agent, input and output object identifiers are queried regularly (the default is 5 minutes).  Then, a HTML is created as the output.  All figures are in GIF or PNG format.

MRTG

"Cricket"  is a free high performance system for monitoring trends in time-series data written in Perl.  has two components, a collector and a grapher.  A web-based interface can be used to view graphs of the data.  developed on Solaris under Apache but it works on Linux, HP-UX, variants of BSD, and Windows.

Inftraf  "Interface Traffic Indicator" (Inftraf) by Carsten Schmidt [Inftraf 05]is another free network traffic monitoring tool running over SNMP for Windows.  "Inftraf" is a tool that requests in and out data (MIB2) from SNMP-capable network interfaces and graph out the incoming and outgoing traffic on an interface in bits per second/ bytes per second or utilization.

by packet sniffer  A "sniffer" can be either hardware or software, which mainly intercept and collect the local traffic.  After recording the traffic, the "sniffer" provides the function to decode and simply analyze the content of the packets in human readable.  The traffic flow information in this category is local, that is, "sniffer" can capture the packet only from the network that "sniffer" attaches to.

sniffer  snoop, tcpdump, Wireshark – software  "Sniffer“, "Protocol Analyzer & Exerciser for Advanced Switching Interconnect” – HARDWARE  “LinkView" and "Shomiti" have no longer access – hardware - but no longer access

Some Conclusion  SNMP is more suitable for remote management and configuration, but less information can be retrieved to do further network traffic analysis.  A packet sniffer is a local tool where the device is attached.  NetFlow-like information is very useful for further analysis, but the limitations remain, such as high cost implementation and privacy concerns.

Work to do – can be considered as asn 3  Find free netflow collector for windows  Find free network traffic flow monitoring and analysis tools that can use data from collector above  Make them work (of course you need a router at least) –ask for it from mr. shah  Show in the next class…  You’ll get 10 marks for asn3  Good luck!!!