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RUG 14 on December 9th

on Monday, 21 November 2016 Posted in Archives Rezopole, Archives GrenoblIX, Archives LyonIX

RUG 14 on December 9th

The next RUG (Rezopole User Group) takes place on December 9th, 2016 from 9 am to 12 am at the Rezopole premises.

This edition will be about traffic flow issues, particularly its most widespread protocols (NetFlow, Sflow, IPFIX) and the difficulties of these tools' implementation essential today for retro-active analysis, accurate statistics gathering, warnings management and automations.

Program:

- Breakfast

- Topics to be dealt: Inventory of Open Source prioritary protocols and agent principal programs, collect and treatment presentation

- Round table

Inventory and stake : facilitator Ronan Bianic (Rezopole)

- The differents version, differents implementation of prioritary protocols:

a) Cisco Netflow v5, v9
b) Juniper Jflow, Cflow
c) IPFIX
d) Sflow

- Details of their differencies and respective usages

Principal agent programs, Open Source collection and treatment available on the market presentation: facilitators Noémie Clémençon and Ronan Bianic (Rezopole)

- Integrated agents: Cisco, Juniper, Brocade, Linux SoftflowD

- Nfdump/Nfsen ( demonstration as a supervision tool)

- Pmacct/Grafana

Round table :

- Participant projects' presentation

- Problems encountered during the implementation

- Elements missing traffic flow

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Each RUG gathers 12 participants maximum. Find more details here.

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Save the date: RUG 14, on Decembrer 9!

on Thursday, 10 November 2016 Posted in Archives Rezopole, Archives LyonIX

Save the date: RUG 14, on Decembrer 9!

The next RUG (Rezopole User Group) takes place on December 9th, 2016 from 9:00 am to 12:00 am at the Rezopole premises

Program

This edition will be about traffic flow issues, particularly its most widespread protocols (NetFlow, Sflow, IPFIX) and the difficulties of these tools' implementation essential today for retro-active analysis, accurate statistics gathering, warnings management and automations.

After a introduction to the tools and supervision challenges, the RUG will consist of a roundtable aiming to share your expertise or to lay out the problems encountered.

 

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