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SNMP typically runs on port 161 over UDP, and consists of an Managed Device (or SNMP Agent) that advertises info to a Network Management System (NMS). After a few hours of searching on Google, I stumble across this program called OpManager, which gathers stats through SNMP and also has a NetFlow Analyzer plug-in!.Īllow me to briefly explain what the heck SNMP and Netflow isįor those who just started learning about IP Networks, devices that support the SNMP protocol can advertise all sorts of cool information about themselves, such as CPU, Memory and Disk utilization (and that's just some of the cool things). Although, I was very interested in NetFlow I also wanted to start using the infamous SNMP protocol too. I was looking for one, because one of our clients was complaining about performance issues with their network, and I also wanted to start using Cisco's NetFlow protocol to monitor traffic statistics better.

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