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Newflow unmonitored traffic

lileikis

I just installed Newflow and in looking at the traffic, I see that there is some "unmonitored traffic" Can someome tell me what the unmonitored traffic is?

Thanks,

Gary

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FormerMember

By default, there are a large number of ports that NTA monitors; however, it does not monitor all ports by default to conserve space. If you have a lot of unmonitored traffic, you might want to add additional ports. You can also run a SQL query to monitor all ports.

donedeal

achrich

is there a way to group a number of ports together to be listed as one application ? ( i.e voice etc )

Cheers

mlinsemier

I would like to know about this as well... I made another post but still no responses yet. Specifically I want to set a port range for VoIP... others I can add by hand if needed...

carmelo.loubriel

how can I view which are the port numbers that are being "unmonitored"? Can a list be generated?

davidmaltby

Under the NTA Settings, in the "Manage Applications and Service Ports" view, the left pane of the page entitled "Views", has a view for "Disabled Applications". Click that.

But after thinking about it, you aren't probably looking for that, are you? Are you looking for this list plus a list of ports that aren't associated with any application?

Thanks,

carmelo.loubriel

Thank You for yor response.

I did what you said and tried enabling "monitor All ports" Although I still get a lot of Unmonitored traffic.

Do I have to enable them one by one?

As for the list , an SQL query would be helpful of all the Unmonitord traffic , although this may return -1 for the ports, instead of telling me the actual port number.

Thank You again

davidmaltby

Just to check, but if you go to the "Manage Applications and Service Ports" view, and select the "Disabled Applications" view, do you see any applications show up in the right-hand pane? It was fixed in a prior service pack of NTA 3.0, but we did have the issue where when selecting to monitor all ports, it would only add the ports that weren't already associated with an application. If you had applications that were associated with a port, but those applications were set to "Not Monitored", in the past, we did not change their Status to Monitored.

Thanks,

carmelo.loubriel

I installed SP 3 , It is still not selecting it. I guess this is the bug you were talking about.

mark_wiggans

just sent you a PM.

carmelo.loubriel

I am sorry, What is a PM??

mark_wiggans

Private Message. Check in your Thwack Inbox under your user profile.