I would like to know if it would be possible to list the top 10 connections, but excluding others from the graph and table. When the other data is too high, the graph is not legal for visualization.
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Hello Bejamin,
We needed to filter the top 10 connections with the highest bytes of IPV4 traffic; when filtering by protocols, we did not find the expected result. inside the "main communication or main connections" exist a chart with line called "others". We would like to appear just the lines to 10 connections with highest bytes. Could you help us?
regards,
Oct, 2020 - Permalink
Hello fabriciorfp,
We do not have the ability to do any filtering on those toplists at this time.
You can submit a feature request for this.
Benjamin Day
[Paessler Support]
Oct, 2020 - Permalink
I'm trying to map some Office 365 addresses, could you confirm that the formatting is correct?
<group id="3020" name="Microsoft office365"> <caption>Microsoft office365</caption> <help>Mapeamento Microsoft office365</help> <defaultvalue>0</defaultvalue> <channels> <channel id="2049" name="Skype_19"> <rule> Protocol[TCP] and IP[52.244.160.207/32]) and ( DestinationPort[443] or SourcePort[443] or DestinationPort[80] or SourcePort[80] ) </rule> </channel> <channel id="2050" name="Skype_20"> <rule> (Protocol[TCP] or Protocol[udp] and IP[13.107.64.0/18]) and ( DestinationPort[443] or SourcePort[443] or DestinationPort[80] or SourcePort[80] or DestinationPort[3478] or SourcePort[3478] or DestinationPort[3479] or SourcePort[3479] or DestinationPort[3480] or SourcePort[3480] or DestinationPort[3481] or SourcePort[3481] ) </rule> </channel> </group>
Oct, 2020 - Permalink
Hello Brunindf,
It looks good, you just forgot the closing channels.
<group id="3020" name="Microsoft office365">
<caption>Microsoft office365</caption>
<help>Mapeamento Microsoft office365</help>
<defaultvalue>0</defaultvalue>
<channels>
<channel id="2049" name="Skype_19">
<rule> Protocol[TCP] and IP[52.244.160.207/32]) and ( DestinationPort[443] or SourcePort[443] or DestinationPort[80] or SourcePort[80] )
</rule>
</channel>
<channel id="2050" name="Skype_20">
<rule> (Protocol[TCP] or Protocol[udp] and IP[13.107.64.0/18]) and ( DestinationPort[443] or SourcePort[443] or DestinationPort[80] or SourcePort[80] or DestinationPort[3478] or SourcePort[3478] or DestinationPort[3479] or SourcePort[3479] or DestinationPort[3480] or SourcePort[3480] or DestinationPort[3481] or SourcePort[3481] )
</rule>
</channel>
</channels>
</group>
Benjamin Day
[Paessler Support]
Oct, 2020 - Permalink
Hello,
There is not a way to accomplish this. However, you can modify some files in PRTG to get the sensor to classify traffic that is otherwise classified as Other.
PRTG Custom Flow Rules
Modifying the custom flow rules will allow you to give PRTG the extra ports and protocols that are specific to your network for classification. This should help reduce the overall percentage of the Other channel.
Let me know if I can answer any other questions.
Benjamin Day
[Paessler Support]
Oct, 2020 - Permalink