How to setup 2 pie charts for 2 ISPs in the same router.

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I got a router multihomed with 2 ISPs. Netflow-v5 is enabled on the router and ISPs' interface. I'm able to create the add-on the additional PIE chart for Source AS. However it's kinda of 2 in 1 chart.

How do I view the source/destination as transiting through these ISP links respectively. On 2 different PIE charts? one of ISP-A another for ISP-B.

If anyone guide me thru this? Thanks in adv.

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Hi there,

The easiest approach would be to configure two separate Flow Exporters in the router, using two different UDP ports. You can then create two sensors, one for each ISP.

Additionally, you can create filters, for instance use Interface[ItnerfaceNumber] to filter for traffic going over a particular port.

Kind regards,
Felix Saure, Tech Support Team

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