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Orion NetFlow Traffic Analyzer 2.1 is now available

FormerMember

Orion NetFlow Traffic Analyzer 2.1 is
now available for download from the SolarWinds’ customer portal.

What’s New in NetFlow
Traffic Analyzer 2.1?

Support Web-Console-only install for
NTA

Orion customers with an additional
web console can now install NTA on that additional server.

Supports Orion Account Limitations

Account limitations that restrict
views of nodes and interfaces will be honored by NTA 2.1.

Easier to Configure NetFlow Sources

NetFlow Sources resource can now
be filtered to show only those nodes that are actively exporting NetFlow data.

Support for x64 version of Windows
2003 Server

NTA now provides support for the
64-bit version of the Windows 2003 Server operating system.

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savell

Installed 2.1 this evening - I needed the ability to filter only on those nodes sending Netflow data.

Problem is, how do I filter the Netflow sources resource if the page times out before it can be displayed? (the same issue occurs on the Netflow Admin page when it tries to display all the nodes).

When you have a large number of nodes (i.e. I have 4000+) the page never loads......

Dave.

savell

On taking a quick look at the database, there is a Netflowsources table with a column 'enabled'. All the interfaces have a 1 in it, which I assume means don't filter from the list. Wonder if I could set all these to 0 except for the single active Netflow transmitter??

Is there a better way?

Dave.

FormerMember

If they are all 1 then you did a "select all." Setting those all to 0 will take you back to nothing monitored. You could then use the filter that shows last 15 minutes. That should help you.

savell

Did the trick - not sure how I managed to "select all". Really needs some sort of better recovery action if a user does this on a large installation. The only way to recover is via a direct database edit as far as I can see.

Thanks for the help!

Dave.