Download Cisco CNS NetFlow Collection Engine Version 5.0 Key Features

Cisco CNS NetFlow Collection
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Programmable Network Architecture
Partner
Applications
Customer
Applications
Cisco
Applications
Programmable Network Interface
Service
Assurance
Configuration
Plug and Play
Event and
Performance
Monitoring
Services
On Demand
Programmatic
Interfaces
Subscriber
Management
Data Model
Provisioning
Plug-n-Play
Identity
Image
Management
Personalized
Services
Cisco® Software Development
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Partner and customer
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engagement programs
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performance, and security
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helper applications
Diagnostics
Flow-based
Accounting
Correlation and
Filtering
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Cisco Intelligent Agents
Embedded-device intelligence
integrated with services
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Cisco CNS Service Assurance
Product Charter
Fault
Management
Troubleshooting
Network
Performance
Service-Level
Agreements
Cisco Mediation Layer
JDP & Partner
Products
Cisco CNS Middleware Services
Programmable Network Layer
Cisco CNS Integration Bus
Common integration bus
Publish and subscribe
Mediation and info model
Cisco CNS Intelligent Engines (IE)
A
F
Cisco CNS
Notification
Engine
Cisco
CNS Netflow
Collector
Engine
P
• GOLDS (Generic
CIA
C
S
Cisco CNS
Cisco CNS
Cisco CNS
Performance Configuration Administrative
Engine
Engine
Engine
(CFG)
(APE)
• EventConfig
Gateway
Agent
Notify Agent
Invent.
Agent
• Syslog
Event Agent
Event
Agent
Syslog • RADIUS CDRs
Traps
OnLine Diagnostic
Subsystem)
• NetFlow
• Bulk MIB
• SAA IP/ATM/FR
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Accounting
Mediation
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CNS
Event Agent
SA Agent
IOS Security
SNMP MIBS
Other Agents
CNS Config Agent
Distributed FCAPS services
Programmable policy
Integrated with Cisco® CIAs
Cisco CNS Intelligent Agents (IA)
Embedded device intelligence
Industry-leading functionality
Integrated with Cisco CIEs
Devices are peers in OSS
Event Agent
NetFlowCisco
Agentnetwork elements
Embedded Instrumentation Services
The “Accounting” & “Performance”
components of the programmable network
layer (PNL)
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Cisco CNS NetFlow Infrastructure
Network Planning
RMON Probe
Accounting/Billing
Cisco Network
Data Analyzer
(NDA) not support
in NFC5.0
Cisco® CNS NetFlow
Collection Engine (NFC)
NetFlow
Accounting
• Data collection
• Data switching
• Data aggregation
Web-based interface reporting;
Cisco Info Center (CIC)
and ecosystem partners provide:
• Data export
• Data storage
• Data presentation
• Data aggregation
• File system management
• NFC control and configuration
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• Data filtering
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Customer Scenarios in Cisco NFC
Version 5.0
Ecosystem partner
reporting
applications
XML
Configuration control
Performance
data using
FTP
Cisco CNS FCAPS
PerfE: NFC + VPN PE-PE Module
Aggregation
NetFlow Data
Cisco CNS Netflow
Collector (NFC)
SAA MIB data
MIB data
NetFlow Data
Router Health &
Interface Statistics
Shadow Router
VPN1 Site1
Y Bytes
PE2
PE1
X Bytes
VPN1 Site2
Data/Voice Network
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Cisco CNS NetFlow Collection Engine—
Version 5.0 Key Features
Target Market
Deploying intelligent network
solution for:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Midsize enterprise
Large enterprise
Service provider
Channel/partners
Benefits
1) Sophisticated traffic performance
reporting at the edge and core of
the customer IP and MPLS/VPN
network to allow complete bandwidth
usage view of customer edge (CE)
provider edge (PE) (per subinterface) and PE-PE to optimize
network performance
2) Enhanced the values of IP Solution
Center, CNS Performance Engine
and NFC
integration for more than 1000
NFC customers worldwide and
adding capabilities of managing
multiple NFCs and appliances in the
network
3) Provide easy means for ISPs and
ILECs to enforce and aid peering
contract negotiation between the
identified peering points.
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Cisco® NFC Version 5.0
Key Features
1) Multiprotocol Label Switching
(MPLS)/VPN CE-PE and PE-PE
module; top N reporting
2) MPLS/VPN CE-PE and PE-PE
module; top N reporting and quality
of service (QoS)—includes
experimental (EXP) bits
3) Passive Border Gateway Protocol
(BGP) peering—AS information.
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Cisco CNS NetFlow Collection Engine—
Version 5.0 Key Features (Cont.)
Target Market
Deploying intelligent network
solution for:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Mid-size enterprise
Large enterprise
Service provider
Channel/partners
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Benefits
Cisco® NFC Version 5.0
Key Features
4) Reduce costs by providing an
important NFC configuration and
reporting components for Cisco
end-to-end solutions using
embedded Web-based tools
4) Web-based interface
5) Extended QoS—support
differentiated
services code point (DSCP); type of
service (ToS) and EXP bits to allow
superior handling of mission-critical
and bandwidth-intensive applications
by reporting on traffic classification,
prioritization, and congestion
6) Support for latest IOS NetFlow
enhancements
5) QoS—Include EXP field
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6) IPv6; Random sampling NetFlow,
NetFlow multicast and max-burst
rate
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Cisco CNS NetFlow Collection Engine
Version 5.0 Key Features
• Web-based interface
Cisco® NFC 5.0 will have a Web-based user interface for configuration,
control, and simple reporting
•
VPN PE-PE module
A lightweight version of Cisco CNS Performance Engine—The NetFlow
Mediator will pull aggregation results from the Cisco NFC hosts and
correlate them with the customer data obtained from the Cisco VPN Solution
Center (VPNSC)
• DNS and interface name look up
The user will be able to configure the Cisco NFC output to contain IP
addresses or DNS names
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Cisco CNS NetFlow Collection Engine
Version 5.0 Key Features (Cont.)
• Max-burst rate
Provide a thread option to record a maximum burst rate with Cisco® NFC
output records.
• Self-describing Cisco NFC output
Self-describing aggregation results that contain the data-type definition of all
fields.
• QoS
Cisco NFC 5.0 is able to output the entire ToS byte; DSCP and EXP field.
EXP is a 3-bit field in the MPLS header that indicates the class of service of
the MPLS packet.
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Cisco CNS NetFlow Collection Engine
Version 5.0 Key Features (Cont.)
• Top N summary report
Reporting allows the user to view the top X records, according to a selected
field, that were used to generate a previous top X report.
• NFC error message log
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Cisco CNS NetFlow Collection Engine
Version 5.0 Key Features (Cont.)
• Support for NetFlow features:
IPv6
Random sampling NetFlow
NetFlow multicast—Tested with V9
• Passive BGP peering—Autonomous
System information
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Cisco CNS NFC Version 5.0 Key
Features— Web-Based Interface
Cisco® NFC 5.0 will have a Web-based user interface for configuration, control,
and simple reporting features
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