How i can use Netflow V9 to monitor the upload and the download separately (for each user) on a sing

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I tried to use SNMP but it gives me the total traffic not for specific users.

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Hi Firas

You have to keep in mind that the ASA cannot differ between users, how should it. Thats only possible with a proxy on which users have to authenticate. You are able to see the IP adresses which cause the traffic in the netflow sensor detail.

regards Thomas

Mar, 2016 - Permalink

when i tried Netflow V9, it gave me the traffic for each user "each ip pass the firewall" but i obtained them totally (sum(upload,download)). i need them separately.

Mar, 2016 - Permalink

Hi Fira

Hmm.. I don't think that's possible, not in my knowledge. You may have to use a different tool for achieving that. Let's wait, maybe paessler support has an answer.

regards Thomas

Mar, 2016 - Permalink

Hi Firas

Another solution which came in to my mind if you really, really want to measure up/down for every user..

Create a Network Sensor on every computer, then you are able to create reports to see which computer uses the most Up/down bandwith. Or you measure it on your switch, if your switch is able to send you per port statistics by SNMP.

regards Thomas

Mar, 2016 - Permalink

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