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Net Flow Network Protocol Presented By : Arslan Qamar

What is Net Flow Network Protocol (Layer 3) Developed by Cisco Works on Cisco IOS Open but proprietary Flow is defined as a unidirectional sequence of packets

Why is Net Flow Collecting IP Traffic information

Net Flow Versions VersionCommentV1 First try V5 Most used version (Also by Cisco) V6 Encapsulation information V7 Switch information V8 Several aggregation forms V9 Template Based, allowing many combinations V10 IETF Standardized Net Flow 9 with Enterprise fields and other community input

Net Flow Versions Net Flow 5 (Used by Cisco) Information in Net Flow Packet Version 5 : – Source IP address – Destination IP address – Source TCP port – Destination TCP port – IP protocol

Net flow Record A Net Flow record can contain a wide variety of information about the traffic in a given flow. Common Record Entries Version number Sequence number Input and output interface SNMP indices Timestamps for the flow start and finish time Number of bytes and packets observed in the flow Layer 3 headers: Source & destination IP addresses Source and destination port numbers IP protocol Type of Service (TOS) value

The router will output a flow record when it determines that the flow is finished. It does this by flow aging when the router sees new traffic for an existing flow it resets the aging counter. TCP session termination in a TCP flow causes the router to expire the flow Routers can also be configured to output a flow record at a fixed interval even if the flow is still ongoing. In Flexible Net Flow (FNF) an administrator could actually define flow properties on the router. Working Of Net Flow System

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