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Splunk Add-on for Netflow Windows compatibility

jmcrabb
Explorer

Are there plans to make a Windows Server compatible version of this add-on? If so, what's the timeframe?

Jim

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rgaleone1
Path Finder

Jim -
This TA relies on NFDUMP tools to capture, and translate NetFlow off the wire, from binary data into flat files for indexing into Splunk. NFDUMP tools are only available for *nix systems at this time and I don't see them being ported to Windows anytime soon. This is out of the control of Splunk, but I would point you to NetFlow for Splunk powered by NetFlow Integrator. NetFlow Integrator is compatible with Windows, although I've never used it on a Windows box. A link to NFDUMP tools should you consider spinning up a *nix box.

Hope this helps.

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rgaleone1
Path Finder

Jim -
This TA relies on NFDUMP tools to capture, and translate NetFlow off the wire, from binary data into flat files for indexing into Splunk. NFDUMP tools are only available for *nix systems at this time and I don't see them being ported to Windows anytime soon. This is out of the control of Splunk, but I would point you to NetFlow for Splunk powered by NetFlow Integrator. NetFlow Integrator is compatible with Windows, although I've never used it on a Windows box. A link to NFDUMP tools should you consider spinning up a *nix box.

Hope this helps.

[Edit]: Additional answers to similar questions.

jmcrabb
Explorer

Thanks for the info!

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