tylerlucas

Haha good catch! It is, and yes it's nearly identical :) Thanks for the replies - I will experiment with loopback and see if that does the trick!

I have already changed the interval from 60 to 1 minute.

Just reapplyed the hotfix. Still encountering the same issue.

interface t1 1/1 description MPLS-T1 fdl none tdm-group 1 timeslots 1-24 speed 64 no shutdown interface ppp 1 ip address X.X.X.X 255.255.255.252 ip flow ingress ip flow egress media-gateway ip primary max-reserved-bandwidth 100 qos-policy out QOS_MAP no shutdown cross-connect 1 t1 1/1 1 ppp 1 ip flow export destination…

It shows 3.6 there as well.

I noticed today that one of my routers is still occasionally generating graphs that are above the supported bandwidth. I took a screenshot: http://grab.by/4NVE This is on a T1.

Yeah sorry I wasn't more clear - Was in a bit of a rush yesterday. This command breaks up long flows into one minute fragments. The problem I was having was specific to really long flows - specifically data synchronization etc. This caused a single flow, which took hours, to look like it occurred in a short period of time…

Thank you!

Config snippet from what? The router?

V10 Netflow settings page shows v3.6

I don't have a solution yet. How do you get to that view that you pasted above? The hourly view?

I scoured the forums for the answer to my issue. I'm surprised this isn't more well known. I wonder how many others have the same problem...

Solved: ip flow cache timeout active 1

I have several devices connected via IPSEC VPN. Is FNF the only way to collect NetFlow data from these devices? If so, add me to the list.

I read somewhere on Thwack that Orion did not yet support Flexible NetFlow. Has this changed?

Thanks for the responses guys. When I switch to percent util, it shows a percentage high above 100%. GZhytar: I was wondering the same thing. We are using Adtran devices - definitely wouldn't be the first bug I had seen! I did open a ticket with SolarWinds and I have a very helpful engineer working with me. I'll update as…

Yeah, sorry about that. Here is a quick image of the setup (the important part, at least). All I'm trying to monitor is the T1 at the remote site. http://grab.by/3Lqv So, originally when adding nodes to NPM, I would select the router, and told it to monitor the T1 1/1 interface. Doing this allowed me to see stats like…

Shouldn't only one endpoint be involved per flow since I have "ingress" selected and not "both"? Or am I not understanding something? Thanks, Tyler

I'm looking for the same thing. The link above no longer works. Anyone else have a link?

Thank you!!

Have you tried using a Virtual tunnel interface? I would prefer not to switch to GRE...

1. 9.5.1 2. Basic, "Receive Errors Today" 3. I am using the "admin" account still 4. I can try rediscovering. It seems that whenever I restart the server though, that clears it.

I thought I had that installed already, how can I check?

Are there any node down templates anywhere?