Use the Application Flows tab to view information on historical, bidirectional, and unidirectional flow data. By right-clicking on the flow data in the table, you can drill down to access detailed application, location, response time, mapping and policy functions.
The available functions vary depending the flow type (historical, bidirectional or unidirectional) selected.
- Add to Tracked Applications
- Select to add the application you selected in the table to your tracked applications.
- Remove from Tracked Locations
- Select to remove the location for the application you selected in the table from your tracked locations.
- Add to Tracked Locations
- Select to add the location for the application you selected in the table to your tracked locations.
- Top Clients
- Select to display a list of the clients with the fastest response time for the application you selected at the time you selected it.
- Slowest Clients
- Select to display a list of the clients with the slowest response time for the application you selected at the time you selected it.
- Application Usage
- Select to display the bandwidth usage for the application you selected in the table.
- Top Applications for Client
- Select to display the top applications by bandwidth used by the client (identified by the Source IP Address) you selected in the table.
- Show Client Portview
- Select to display
a PortView for the client (if it is in the database).
- Show Server Portview
- Select to display
a PortView for the server.
- Fingerprints
- Select to either show the existing fingerprints or to add new fingerprints for the application you selected in the table.
- Search Maps
- Select to search ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine for maps which include the application you selected in the table.
- Search Maps for Flow Source
- Select to search ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine for the maps which include the flow source for the application you selected in the table.
- Address Lookup
- Select to perform an
IP address lookup on the binding table to verify that
the IP is not currently in use. If it is in use, a syslog message and trap are sent.
- Show Flow Details
- Select to display a table with detailed flow data for the client (identified as either the flow source or the flow destination) you selected in the table.
- Policy
- Select Policy and select Create Policy
Rule to open the Create Policy Rule window, which allows you to create a UDP or TCP rule using the IP port. You can also enter a Rule Name, if applicable. In the Policy Manager
domain that you select,
two services are created, each with their own rule: one that is server-based and one
that is client-based. For example, for an SNMP flow, the following two rules
would be created:
- Client Traffic - To Server Port: snmp[161]
- Server Traffic - From Server Port: snmp[161]
Optionally, the IP address of the flow can be used when creating the rule, which would add the IP address to the rule name, for example:- Client Traffic - To Server Port: snmp[161](10.20.30.131)
- Server Traffic - From Server Port: snmp[161](10.20.30.131)
These are simplified rules that have no associated action and are not added to any roles. You must use Policy Manager to configure actions for the rules and assign them to the appropriate role.
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