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Page 1: CCNA Network Monitoring

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6- Network Monitoring

6.1 Syslog

6.2 SNMP

6.3 Netflow

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6.1 Syslog

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SYSLOG OVERVIEW

• Standard for message logging

• Used for system management and security

auditing as well as general informational,

analysis, and debugging messages.

• Each message is labeled with a facility

code, indicating the software type

generating the message, and assigned a

severity label

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SYSLOG SEVERITY LEVELS

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SYSLOG MESSAGE FORMAT

• Timestamp appears only if "service timestamp" command is configured

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SYSLOG SERVER

• Logging to a central syslog

server helps in aggregation of

logs and alerts

• Administrators can easily

navigate the large amount of

data compiled on a syslog

server

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DISPLAYING SYSLOG MESSAGES

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6.2 SNMP

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SNMP OVERVIEW

• Simple Network Management Protocol

• Protocol for collecting and organizing

information about managed devices on

IP networks and for modifying that

information to change device behavior

• Used in network management for

network monitoring

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SNMP OPERATION

• GetRequest : A manager-to-agent request to

retrieve the value of a specific MIB

(Management Information Base ) variable

• GetNextRequest : A manager-to-

agent request to retrieve next instance value

of MIB variable

• SetRequest: A manager-to-agent request to

change the value of a variable or list of

variables

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SNMP OPERATION

• GetResponse : Returns variable

bindings and acknowledgement

from agent to manager

• Trap : Asynchronous notification

from agent to manager. SNMP traps

enable an agent to notify the

management station of significant

events by way of an unsolicited SNMP

message

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SNMP VERSIONS

• SNMPv1 : Initial implementation of the

SNMP protocol.

• SNMPv2 : Revises version 1 and includes

improvements in the areas of

performance, security and confidentiality

• SNMPv3 : Primarily added security and

remote configuration enhancements to

SNMP (authenticates and encrypts

packets )

SNMP

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SNMP COMMUNITY STRING

• Text string that acts as a password.

• Used to authenticate messages that are

sent between the management station and

the device

• Used in SNMPv1 and SNMPv2

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SNMP COMMUNITY STRING TYPES

• RO (Read Only): You can Access to MIB

but can't make any change

• RW (Read Write): You can access to MIB

and you can change it

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CONFIGURING SNMPv3

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VERIFYING SNMPv3 CONFIGURATION

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VERIFYING SNMPv3 CONFIGURATION

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6.3 Netflow

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NETFLOW OVERVIEW

• Feature that was introduced on Cisco

routers that provides the ability to collect

IP network traffic as it enters or exits an

interface

• By analyzing the data provided by

NetFlow, a network administrator can

determine things such as the source and

destination of traffic, class of service, and

the causes of congestion.

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CONFIGURING NETFLOW

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VERIFYING NETFLOW CONFIGURATION

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VERIFYING NETFLOW CONFIGURATION

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