[nsp] NBAR question
Cisco Geek Rotation
cisco at peakpeak.com
Sun Mar 2 19:26:50 EST 2003
At 08:35 PM 3/2/2003 -0500, Scott Morris wrote:
>Wait for more signatures to get programmed into the IOS, or by adding a
>PDLM in your config!
>
>The more signatures to compare against, the more work you want your
>router to do!
>
>Scott
Sure, but looking at what all is in the list of protocols already when I do
a show ip nbar proto interface <x> that list looks pretty
comprehensive. What other protocols are likely to be happening that are
missing from that list?
Chris
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>Subject: [nsp] NBAR question
>
>
>I've been putting ip nbar protocol-discovery on egress interfaces as a
>way
>of seeing what kinds of traffic are traversing the WAN links.
>
>What I've noticed even on very late revisions of IOS (a month old) is
>that
>the "unknown" category always seems to have more traffic than anything
>else
>(853Kbps here which oeverwhelms the traffic of anything else). It's as
>though NBAR can't classify a lot of the traffic. Any ideas how to get
>NBAR
>to more carefully detail what the traffic is?
>
>#show ip nbar proto int fastether4/0/0
>
> FastEthernet4/0/0
> Input Output
> Protocol Packet Count Packet Count
> Byte Count Byte Count
> 30 second bit rate (bps) 30 second bit rate
>(bps)
> ------------------------ ------------------------
>------------------------
> fasttrack 458 1200
> 27480 1582200
> 3000 123000
> http 1218 2617
> 543204 546493
> 50000 33000
> gnutella 386 1120
> 135542 349589
> 13000 33000
> icmp 51 62
> 9026 6752
> 2000 1000
> smtp 26 69
> 6167 7032
> 3000 0
>
>
><snip>
>
> unknown 2052 11682
> 758973 7760912
> 88000 853000
> Total 4529 17380
> 1546650 10359269
> 165000 1045000
>
>
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