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Paessler Netflow Tester (NET) is a free tool that collects and shows Cisco Netflow packets. NET is the first and only software to display Netflow version 5 raw data in real time.\nPaessler Netflow Tester is ideal for:\nNetflow implementation\nNetflow packet testing\nNetflow debug\nNetflow visualization\nNetflow logging\nNetflow support\nNetflow troubleshooting\nData display and visualization of Netflow data\nPaessler Netflow Tester Installation:\nDownload NET as a zip archive from \nRun NET.exe to start Paessler Netflow Tester. NET will then open an internet connection and start collecting Netflow packets.\nNote: NET will also launch Microsoft Internet Explorer if you are using Internet Explorer. NET will only use Internet Explorer if Internet Explorer is already open.\nPaessler Netflow Tester 2.0.0 beta 1 (Jan. 2012)\nDescription: Paessler Netflow Tester 2.0.0 Beta is the first public release of Paessler Netflow Tester 2. The major new feature of Netflow Tester 2 is the introduction of a new Netflow packet schema that allows it to collect Netflow data from Netflow version 3 onwards. The new Netflow packet schema is the same format as Netflow version 5 packets and is fully backwards compatible. Paessler Netflow Tester 2.0.0 Beta fixes the following issues:\nNetflow Tester version 2.0.0 Beta can collect netflow data from the following versions of Netflow:\n3.0\n4.0\n5.0\nThe previous version of Netflow Tester allows only the configuration of TCP\/IP and no Netflow version support. The previous version also does not allow to display the Netflow packet version or use flow IDs.\nNetflow Tester 2.0.0 Beta is the first release of Netflow Tester 2. We have incorporated important feature requests to Netflow Tester and created several enhancements based on our beta community in the past months. Netflow Tester 2.0.0 Beta also improves the performance of Netflow Tester and adds more functionality.\nPaessler Netflow Tester Installation:\nDownload NET as a zip archive from \nRun NET.exe to start Paessler Netflow Tester. NET will then open an internet connection and<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Use Netflow Tester to determine if a Cisco router is receiving the Netflow protocol packets and if it is the correct IP. If the computer sending the packets is on the Internet, Netflow Tester can also be used to determine if a computer can access its Netflow targets from another computer outside of the network.\nNetflow Tester is a software utility for collecting Netflow traffic data from a Cisco router that you can use for debugging purposes in case your router has Netflow enabled but you cannot get the required data from it. Netflow Tester is developed as a Microsoft Windows GUI tool that displays the data captured by Netflow collector and can be used to run checks on the Netflow configuration, monitor the bandwidth by packet or flow and save specific Netflow configurations.\nCisco Download\nCisco Technical Support Page\nCisco Router Simulator (Router-Surveillance software)\nCisco has designed a Cisco router simulator to help you test your network device\u2019s performance. The simulator enables simulation of the end-to-end behavior of any of the router\u2019s functionalities and operations, such as routing, filtering, QoS, IGMP snooping, IPSEC, IP masquerade, NAT, IPoA, IP roams, and more. The end-to-end behavior is based on the topology of the network between you and your traffic source.\nIn addition to the simulation of the end-to-end behavior, the Cisco RTS also presents simple IP traffic capture simulation of any of the above-mentioned functionalities in the selected router interface.\nUsing the RTS, you can:\nTest end-to-end behavior in a Cisco router, addressing overall coverage and issues.\nPerform a performance test on all supported Cisco routers.\nAll of these functions can be set up and performed using the Cisco RTS, keeping the router operating normally.\nCisco CCNA Network Simulator\nCisco has a free network simulator, CCNA Network Simulator, that allows you to connect to a router and test both individual features and the entire network as a whole.\nThe simulator enables simulation of the end-to-end behavior of any of the Cisco IOS XE features including routing, filtering, QoS, IGMP snooping, IP masquerade, IP roams, and more. The end-to-end behavior is based on the topology of the network between you and your traffic source.\n91bb86ccfa<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Paessler Netflow Tester is a useful tool for debugging Paessler Traffic Grapher, which is an award winning bandwidth monitoring software designed for use in classrooms, labs and small networks. Paessler Traffic Grapher allows network administrators to monitor and document network performance by graphing Netflow data. It provides a fast overview of the bandwidth usage by IP address and port and by protocol and application.\nPaessler Netflow Tester has a lot of useful features:\n– Paessler Netflow Tester is an easy to use tool that allows network administrators to monitor bandwidth usage by IP address and port and by protocol and application.\n– The software lets you automatically calculate the Bandwidth Usage Ratio (BWR) and Bandwidth Available (BA) for a particular period.\n– It allows monitoring Netflow v5 data, which is supported by Cisco routers such as the Cisco IOS devices which use the Netflow v5 protocol. You can also use other vendor’s Netflow v5 routers if they are compatible with Netflow v5.\n– You can display Netflow v5 data of a specific traffic flow on a graph in real-time.\n– Paessler Netflow Tester enables you to identify potential bottlenecks on a network.\n# 2\nPrerequisites:\n– Cisco router with Netflow v5 enabled and configured for that router (e.g. the configuration settings are in \/etc\/cisco\/config.txt)\n– router IP address\n# 3\nDownload:\n1) unzip netflow-tester-0.4.zip to a temporary directory.\n2) execute netflowtest.exe\n3) enter the IP and port number that you have configured as netflow packet target in your Cisco router. Usually selecting “any IP” should work, in some cases the IP must be explicitly selected.\n4) Enable “Start Netflow Collector”.\n5) You should now see a line in the logfile for each packet the computer receives. Each line shows the time, netflow version, number of flows and the IP of a packet (note: You need netflow version 5 for PRTG Traffic Grapher!).\n6) Enable “Show Flow Data” to also show the corresponding flow data.\n7) If you do not see any activity then the system does not receive any netflow data (e.g<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Paessler Netflow Tester is a software tool which is designed to make it easy to test your Netflow configurations.\nYou just set the following options in “Settings” and Netflow tester will automatically launch and collect Netflow data packets from a specified target computer and will show them in the “Results” tab of the window.\nTarget computer:\n\u2022 IP: In case of IP based Netflow, it is the IP address the netflow collector of the targeted router should see\n\u2022 Port: In case of port based netflow, the port is the one the netflow collector of the targeted router should see\nRate: It’s a choice between “10\/100” and “1000\/100” in case of rate based Netflow. The latter will generate more data packets that will be sent faster to the PC.\nProtocol: The protocol of the packet is selected from Netflow v5 or v5.5 based on selected rate.\nCollect duration: Collect only the specified duration of data packets.\nIf you set the target IP to “any IP”, the tool will collect and show the data packets with any IP. However, you can use the IP of the target device.\nNetflow tester can be run in hidden mode to make it not visible in task manager.\nPaessler Netflow Tester provides a “Build” menu with options to modify the configuration of the collector which is used to send the data packets.\nYou can configure the following options:\n\u2022 Send Netflow v4 for Netflow v5 and Netflow v5.5\n\u2022 The IP address of the target host\n\u2022 The port to which the packet should be sent to.\n\u2022 A timeout (in seconds) for the packet to be sent before paessler Netflow Tester times out\n\u2022 A command to be sent before paessler Netflow Tester sends the data packet\n\u2022 IP stack (specifically IPX and SLIP for Netflow v5)\n\u2022 Special destination port (in case you have only Netflow v5 data packets).\n\u2022 Some information to include in the packet\n\u2022 It can include a lot of information in the packet depending on settings.\nThe complete feature list with more detailed description is available on the “Features” tab.\nIf you want to debug your configurations, after setting up the Netflow configuration in the GUI of Netflow Tester and launching the tool, you can press the “Debug” button to automatically send the data packets to the PC.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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