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Netflow Cisco EIGRP Tunnel

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Hi

We configure our main router to send netflow with the following commands: ip flow-export version 9 ip flow-export source GigabitEthernet0/0 ip flow-export destination 10.X.X.X 2055

and on the interface: interface gi 0/0 ip flow ingress ip flow egress

So now we see all incoming and outgoing traffic within PRTG and everything works fine.

The problem is know this is our main router which hosts about 30 EIGRP Tunnels. At the moment we see traffic from all tunnels at the same time. So we're not able to have a look at a specific tunnel. I tried to find a configuration, so that i can make different configs for different tunnels on 1 Router. It's more kind of a Cisco Router question then PRTG but I hope someone had already the same problem.

Best regards Thomas

cisco-router eigrp-tunnel ip-flow-export

Created on Jul 6, 2015 2:18:17 PM



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Are the VPN tunnels on the Cisco router DMVPN?

If you are using DMVPN with multi-point GRE at the central site, then you cannot monitor each remote site individually, since you have only one tunnel interface with IP address at the central site.

It would be better to setup Netflow version 9 with Flexible Netflow at each remote site tunnel interface. Also note that you MUST include the "output-features" command option under the flow exporter configuration. This allows flow records to be sent through the VPN tunnel back to the central site.

Created on Apr 28, 2017 5:43:25 PM




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