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netflow:whyfnf [2025/02/28 15:47] – created veeranetflow:whyfnf [2025/02/28 15:49] (current) veera
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 +<code ios>
 configure terminal configure terminal
 interface range GigabitEthernet0/1 - 24 interface range GigabitEthernet0/1 - 24
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 ip flow-export destination 192.0.2.1 2055 ip flow-export destination 192.0.2.1 2055
 exit exit
 +</code>
  
  
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 When you enable traditional NetFlow v9 on a Cisco ASR router, the template fields typically include a variety of key and non-key fields. Here are some common fields that you might see in a NetFlow v9 template: When you enable traditional NetFlow v9 on a Cisco ASR router, the template fields typically include a variety of key and non-key fields. Here are some common fields that you might see in a NetFlow v9 template:
  
-Key Fields+**Key Fields**  
-Source IP address+
  
-Destination IP address+  * Source IP address 
 +  * Destination IP address 
 +  * Source port 
 +  * Destination port 
 +  * Protocol 
 +  * Input interface 
 +  * Output interface
  
-Source port+**Non-Key Fields**
  
-Destination port+  * Packet count 
 +  * Byte count 
 +  * Flow start timestamp 
 +  * Flow end timestamp 
 +  * Source AS (Autonomous System) 
 +  * Destination AS 
 +  * Source mask 
 +  * Destination mask 
 +  * TCP flags 
 +  * Next hop IP address
  
-Protocol 
  
-Input interface+That should do it for most folks. Use FNF only if required !! 
  
-Output interface 
- 
-Non-Key Fields: 
-Packet count 
- 
-Byte count 
- 
-Flow start timestamp 
- 
-Flow end timestamp 
- 
-Source AS (Autonomous System) 
- 
-Destination AS 
- 
-Source mask 
- 
-Destination mask 
- 
-TCP flags 
- 
-Next hop IP address 
  
  
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