On 27/3/2013 8:46 μμ, Nikolaos Milas wrote:
> I have noticed that only inbound traffic is recorded.
I have found the following related advice (by googling around):
"NetFlow traffic accounting is ingress by default, only IN traffic
across an interface is accounted for the interface on which you have
enabled NetFlow. This IN traffic for an interface would account for
the OUT traffic of the other interfaces. To see both IN and OUT
traffic graphs for an interface, You need to enable NetFlow on all
the interfaces through which traffic flows. So, please ensure that
you have enabled NetFlow on all interfaces of your routing device to
see both IN and OUT traffic for an interface.
You have enabled "ip flow ingress" and "ip flow egress" on the
interfaces, which should give both IN and OUT traffic on an
interface. But we suggest you to enable only "ip flow ingress" on
all the interface through which traffic is passing through."
I have followed the above advice and it seems the problem is solved this
way.
Regards,
Nick
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