EIGRP For IPv6 Configuration On Cisco IOS.EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol).RIPng Configuration Example on Cisco IOS.Static Route Configuration on Cisco Routers.IPv6 Static Route Configuration on Cisco IOS.ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol).Router(config-if) # ip flow monitor Netflow-Monitor output Router(config-if) # ip flow monitor Netflow-Monitor input We will apply Netflow-Monitor as Netflow Monitor to interface fa0/0 through both input and output direction. In the last step, we will apply this Flow Monitor to the interface both input and output direction. Router(config-flow-monitor) # cache timeout active 60 Router(config-flow-monitor) # record Netflow-Record Router(config-flow-monitor) # exporter Netflow-Exporter Router(config) # flow monitor Netflow-Monitor Router(config-flow-monitor) # cache timeout active timeout-timeįor our example, we will use Netflow-Montor as Flow monitor name and we will use Netflow-record as record name. Router(config-flow-monitor) # record record-name Router(config-flow-monitor)# exporter exporter-name

Router(config-flow-exporter)# flow monitor flow-monitor-name We will take from one side and record to another side. In this step, we will configure Flow Monitor. This is not a requirement but if we need to avoid traffic performance problem for high traffic, we can use Flow Sampler and limit number of monitored packets. Router(config-flow-exporter)# destination 1 out-of window-size Router(config)# flow exporter exporter-name The configuration commands that we will use will be like below: Here, as a destination, we will give the Flow Collector’s IP address and we will set source port. In the second step, we will configure Flow Exporter. Router(config-flow-record) # collect counter packets

Router(config-flow-record) # collect counter bytes Router(config-flow-record) # collect interface output Router(config-flow-record) # match interface input Router(config-flow-record) # match transport destination-port Router(config-flow-record) # match transport source-port Router(config-flow-record) # match ipv4 destination address Router(config-flow-record) # match ipv4 source address Router(config-flow-record) # match ipv4 protocol Router(config-flow-record) # match ipv4 tos Router(config) # flow record Netflow-Record We will use Netflow-record as flow record name. Then we will add matching traffic and then we will mention the collect information. In this first step, we will create Flow Record with “ flow record” command.

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