Cisco Crosswork Cloud User Guide

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Updated:: January 23, 2020

Chapter: Send NetFlow Traffic to Multiple Destinations

Send NetFlow Traffic to Multiple Destinations
Send NetFlow Traffic to Multiple Destinations

Send NetFlow Traffic to Multiple Destinations

To save on resources, you may want to send all NetFlow data to one destination (for example, Crosswork Data Gateway) and have it forwarded to other devices. Crosswork Traffic Analysis allows you to forward NetFlow traffic to multiple IPv4 address destinations.

Note

This feature is not supported if Crosswork Data Gateway was deployed using the OpenStack Platform (OSP).

Procedure

Step 1

From Crosswork Traffic Analysis, click Configure > Flow Replication.

Step 2

Click Add.

Step 3

Enter a global forwarding address. In addition to the global forwarding address, you can specify data gateways and devices.

Note

Crosswork Traffic Analysis prioritizes the most granular configuration. For example, Crosswork Traffic Analysis will prioritize a device configuration over a data gateway configuration.

Step 4

Click Save.

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