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THWACK Tuesday Tip :: How to Set Up a NetFlow Traffic Analyzer Alert

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How to Set Up a NetFlow Traffic Analyzer Alert

October 1, 2019

NetFlow is an excellent resource for watching data move around your infrastructure, and it’s frequently the first indicator when things go sideways. In this video, we’ll show you how to build your own NetFlow Traffic Analyzer alert to notify you when suspicious traffic appears on your network.

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tallyrich

Very helpful, I love NTA, but without a good understanding it can just appear to be a bunch of numbers.

rschroeder

It appears the link to the video is no longer valid. It goes to a Solarwinds Thwack front page instead of to the video. What's the new link to the video, please?

Rick Schroeder

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