Is it possible to add new fields to the table, such as FRAGMENT_OFFSET and FORWARDING STATUS?

reference: https://www.cisco.com/en/US/technologies/tk648/tk362/technologies_white_paper09186a00800a3db9.html


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Hi there,

Did you already take a look at the NetFlow v9 (Custom) Sensor? In this Sensor, you can define custom channels which can be defined via certain rules.


Oct, 2020 - Permalink

Yes I use it but I need to show new data that were enabled in Netflow, however the fields shown in PRTG are the same.

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FIELD

POSSIBLE FILTER VALUES

Interface

Any number

ASI

Any number

InboundInterface

Any number

OutboundInterface

Any number

SenderIP

IP of the sending device. Use this if you have several devices that send flow data on the same port, and you want to divide the traffic of each device into a different channel.

Possible values: IP address or DNS name

SourceASI

Any number

DestinationASI

Any number

MAC

Physical address

SourceMAC

Physical address

DestinationMAC

Physical address

Mask

Mask values represent subnet masks in the form of a single number (number of contiguous bits).

DestinationMask

Mask values represent subnet masks in the form of a single number (number of contiguous bits).

NextHop

IP address or Domain Name System (DNS) name

VLAN

VLAN values represent a VLAN identifier (any number)

SourceVLAN

VLAN values represent a VLAN identifier (any number)

DestinationVLAN

VLAN values represent a VLAN identifier (any number)


Oct, 2020 - Permalink

Hi there,

The netflow custom sensor has all option which PRTG has to display netflow data. If the required options are not available, it's not possible to display the data. If this is not enough, I would recommend to create a feature request to adjust the options of the Sensor. For this, please follow these steps: https://helpdesk.paessler.com/en/support/solutions/articles/76000063572-how-can-i-propose-new-features-or-sensors-for-prtg


Oct, 2020 - Permalink