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*flow-tools is easier to build because it is written in portable C. Problems with building cflowd may occur because it requires cutting edge C++ features | *flow-tools is easier to build because it is written in portable C. Problems with building cflowd may occur because it requires cutting edge C++ features | ||
*flow-tools is actively maintained, and supports newer NetFlow versions, including those from the popular Cisco Cat6K series platforms | *flow-tools is actively maintained, and supports newer NetFlow versions, including those from the popular Cisco Cat6K series platforms | ||
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Revisión actual del 11:57 24 ago 2006
Herramientas
Analisis de trafico
Guias
ntop
ntop --set-admin-password
flow-tools vs cflowd
Why use flow-tools instead of cflowd?
- flow-capture preserves the sub-second portion of the NetFlow timestamps that cflowd discards
- flow-tools is easier to build because it is written in portable C. Problems with building cflowd may occur because it requires cutting edge C++ features
- flow-tools is actively maintained, and supports newer NetFlow versions, including those from the popular Cisco Cat6K series platforms