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Filtering on WAN link

lhoyle

I would like to see how much traffic on one of my WAN links is from a particular subnet. Is there any way to see this in NTA or NPM?

TIA,

Lee

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mcbridea

Hi Lee,

In NTA you could create an IP address group in NetFlow settings, then use Traffic view builder to view it.

Andy

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mcbridea

Hi Lee,

In NTA you could create an IP address group in NetFlow settings, then use Traffic view builder to view it.

Andy

lhoyle

I could not add the IP address group as the 10.0.0.0 already exists and the IP's I want to split out are 10.61.8.0/24.

Also, maybe since you are a Mod this thread should be in the NTA forum? I had not clue where to post the question at first.

TIA,

Lee

lhoyle

I think I figured it out - I first had to realize that killing the "builtin" IP address groups was not going to harm anything.

I nuked the builtins and created my group and I think I am good.

Thanks!