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NTA Config

I am demo'ing NTA and have run into an issue.  I have netflow configured on my router:

flow exporter ipv4flowexport

destination <orionip>

source GigabitEthernet0/0/0.1

transport udp 2055

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flow monitor ipv4flow

exporter ipv4flowexport

cache timeout inactive 600

cache timeout active 180

cache entries 5000

statistics packet protocol

record netflow-original

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interface GigabitEthernet0/0/0.1

description *** Server Vlan ***

encapsulation dot1Q 1 native

ip address <ipaddress> 255.255.255.0

no ip redirects

no ip unreachables

ip wccp 53 redirect in

ip wccp 54 redirect in

ip pim dr-priority 255

ip pim sparse-mode

ip flow monitor ipv4flow input

ip flow monitor ipv4flow output

no cdp tlv app

I am monitoring the node and interface in NTP.  However  I am not getting any netflow traffic to the server.  I have added the interfaces to the sources.

Is there additional configuration that I am missing?

This device was configured to send netflow traffic offsite to a managed provider that also used NTA but I am looking at bringing it in house so I know it works.

  • I assume if you source a ping from the IP on g0/0/0.1 you can ping the orion server right? Try to run a packet capture on the solarwinds server to confirm if the traffic is hitting the server or not. Then you know to look on the router or the solarwinds server.

  • After spending all day on it, I finally found that I fat fingered the destination IP in the router last night.  An '8' looks a lot like a '2'.  Especially after looking at it all day.  emoticons_angry.png

    I got too into the weeds and kept overlooking the obvious.