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Is this possible in NTA?

My customer wants to know if this is possible. He wants to use NTA to monitor traffic, by subnet, going out 2 interfaces on our router. the intent is to identify which subnets are going through the circuits between locations.

Two outbound circuits, A and B. He wants to know what subnets are going through each circuit so he can adjust the routing if necessary.

I am not sure if this makes as much sense as it does in my head.

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ElevenB2003

I would think so since you could see what the traffic would be from source and destination.

jswan

You can do this with NTA (use Flow Navigator to build and interface detail view filtered by IP Address Groups), but it would be a lot easier to just look at the routing table!