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04-01-2014 04:19 AM
04-01-2014 04:19 AM
NTA - Sflow only show inbound traffic
I am trying to understand sflow configuration and traffic analysis tasks. I have configured a 2920 switch to send sflow data to my IMC. TI created a device in IMC that includes all interfaces on the switch. I assume that the device/switch will send all interface data to imc and that I will have the possibility to create analysis tasks of individual interfaces.
I have tried manual sflow config through CLI and snmp-based config through IMC. Both ways, I only see inbound traffic.
I am probably missing something fundamental but simple.
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