02-03-2014 12:33 PM - edited 03-07-2019 05:58 PM
I have a 2801 router (12.4) with two lan interfaces and one T-1 that is dedicated for voip traffic. I am seeing an usual amount of traffic on the T-1. How can I see all the flows/connections for the serial interface (T-1) specifically? Top talkers?
Thank you,
02-03-2014 12:37 PM
Yes, top talkers. The quickest way that I know of is:
ip flow-top-talkers
sort bytes
top 10
int s0/0
ip flow egress
ip flow ingress
Then "show ip flow top"
HTH,
John
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02-03-2014 12:56 PM
Thank you John. I'm actually doing that exact thing but I'm confused by the output.
ex:
#sh ip flow top-talkers
SrcIf SrcIPaddress DstIf DstIPaddress Pr SrcP DstP Bytes
Local 154.124.x.x Se0/1/0* 68.128.110.100 32 3110 44CF 10M
Tu21 192.168.1.125 Vl10 192.168.2.236 06 D091 0814 4601K
Vl10 192.168.2.236 Tu21* 192.168.1.125 06 0814 D08E 4203K
Fa0/0 x.x.x.x Vl10 x.x.x.x 06 01BB F516 1096K
Vl10 x.x.x.x Fa0/0* x.x.x.x 06 F516 01BB 837K
Se0/1/0 49.75.140.1 Vl10 154.124.x.x 32 C8B3 EC6B 710K
Local 154.124.x.x Se0/1/0* 49.75.140.1 32 E048 8F57 432K
Tu21 192.168.1.100 Vl10 192.168.2.6 11 0000 0000 324K
Vl10 x.x.x.x Fa0/0* 132.245.15.98 06 EDAD 01BB 303K
Vl10 x.x.x.x Fa0/0* x.x.x.x 06 FAB2 01BB 141K
10 of 10 top talkers shown. 113 flows processed.
Now take this one entry. Does the entry below mean that 192.168.2.241 is the actual inside address making a connection to the outside world. This addess isn't allowed to go outside this is why I need confirmation. I have an explicit NAT acl to allow only specific address through the 154.124.x.x interface (T-1) and this isn't one of them.
Se0/1/0 49.75.140.1 Vl10 154.124.x.x 32 00 10 719K
C8B3 /32 0 EC6B /24 0 192.168.2.241 242 809.9
02-03-2014 11:49 PM
hi,
i would suggest to download a netflow traffic analyzer tool to better understand the output.
http://wannabelab.blogspot.com/2013/11/configuring-netflow.html
alternatively, enable ip accounting on the LAN port.
int fx
ip accounting output-packets
sh ip accounting
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