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300-365 · Question #24

An engineer would like to capture NetFlowdata on PI. Which resource is required to allow this?

The correct answer is B. Prime Infrastructure 1.0 or later. Prime Infrastructure 1.0 or later has built-in native support for receiving and displaying NetFlow data, requiring no additional product as a NetFlow exporter or intermediary.

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Question

An engineer would like to capture NetFlowdata on PI. Which resource is required to allow this?

Options

  • ACisco MSE as NetFlow exporter
  • BPrime Infrastructure 1.0 or later
  • CCisco NAC as NetFlow exporter
  • DCisco ISE as NetFlow exporter

How the community answered

(23 responses)
  • B
    96% (22)
  • C
    4% (1)

Why each option

Prime Infrastructure 1.0 or later has built-in native support for receiving and displaying NetFlow data, requiring no additional product as a NetFlow exporter or intermediary.

ACisco MSE as NetFlow exporter

The Cisco MSE (Mobility Services Engine) provides location and context services and is not a NetFlow exporter to Prime Infrastructure.

BPrime Infrastructure 1.0 or laterCorrect

Prime Infrastructure includes a native NetFlow collector and reporting engine starting from version 1.0, allowing network devices to export NetFlow records directly to PI without any additional appliance. This makes PI itself the only required resource to enable NetFlow capture and visualization in the platform.

CCisco NAC as NetFlow exporter

Cisco NAC (Network Admission Control) is an endpoint compliance and access control solution and has no role in NetFlow data export.

DCisco ISE as NetFlow exporter

Cisco ISE handles identity-based network access policy and does not function as a NetFlow exporter to Prime Infrastructure.

Concept tested: Prime Infrastructure NetFlow collection requirements

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/cloud-systems-management/prime-infrastructure/products-user-guide-list.html

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#NetFlow#Prime Infrastructure#network monitoring

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