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Monitoring traffic going through a router as troubleshooting tool..

dtochilovsky
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Hello All, I would like to monitor traffic traversing a router, in the same manner that I can see connections on a Pix firewall with "show connection" command.

Is it possible on cisco routers?

dmitry.

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glen.grant
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

Not being that familiar with pix's what does that command tell you for information ?

The "show connection" command on a PIX shows realtime UDP and TCP connections that are built by the firewall..

This is an example of the output of the command - http://www.iphelp.ru/faq/39/ch24lev1sec2.html#ch24list11

Collin Clark
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VIP Alumni

If the router is running NAT than you can use "show ip nat translations". You could also use NBAR and/or netflow to monitor traffic ports and protocols.

HTH and please rate.

paitken
Level 1
Level 1

Dmitry, use netflow for this.

http://cisco.com/go/netflow

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