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Chapter 6<br />

<strong>Medianet</strong> Management and Visibility Design Considerations<br />

<strong>Cisco</strong> Network Analysis Module<br />

Figure 6-13<br />

Application Statistics per Service Class from an NDE Source<br />

Here, note again what was previously mentioned in NetFlow Collector Considerations, page 6-7. The<br />

NAM itself cannot identify the particular application flows per service class as being IP video<br />

surveillance flows, TelePresence flows, or VoD flows. However, if different video applications are<br />

separated into different service classes, you may be able to determine to which video application the<br />

flows belong. For example, in the network used for the example in Figure 6-13, only <strong>Cisco</strong> TelePresence<br />

traffic was placed in the Real-Time Interactive service class. Therefore, you can easily identify that the<br />

flows within Figure 6-13 represent TelePresence meetings. By selecting any one of the flows and<br />

clicking the Details button, you can see the host IP addresses that generated the flows. Alternatively, you<br />

can drill down into each service class to identify particular hosts responsible for the flows, based on their<br />

IP addresses. This is done through the Diffserv Application Hosts screen, as shown in Figure 6-14.<br />

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