Index

A

ACI (Application Centric Infrastructure) in data center, 30

Adaptive Security Device Manager (ASDM), 153-155

adjusting NetFlow timers in Cisco Nexus 7000 (example 6-18), 166

Ambari, 126

AMP (Advanced Malware Protection), 3

AMP for Endpoints, 175-176

AMP for Networks, 176

AMP ThreatGRID, 176-177

amplification attacks, 249-250

anomaly detection, 8-9

antivirus software, 174-175

Apache Flume, 119-120

Apache Hadoop, 116-118

Apache HBase, 124-125

Apache Hive, 122-123

Apache Kafka, 120-121

Apache Storm, 121-122

appliances

FlowCollector, 145

SMC (StealthWatch Management Console), 147

Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) in data center, 30

application control, 23-24

application recognition, 22

Application Visibility and Control (AVC). See Cisco AVC (Application Visibility and Control)

applications, Flexible NetFlow key fields, 63

applying flow monitor to interface

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 164

Flexible NetFlow, 73

applying NetFlow monitor and sampler (example 6-20), 166

apt package database update (example 4-7), 95

ASA 5500-X series, 3

ASA 5585-X Adaptive Security Appliances, 3

ASDM (Adaptive Security Device Manager), 153-155

attack continuum, 2-3, 130-131. See also denial-of-service (DoS) attacks; distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks

AVC (Application Visibility and Control). See Cisco AVC (Application Visibility and Control)

Avro, 126

B

back doors, 174

bag manipulation tools in SiLK, 88-89

BDAS (Berkeley Data Analytics Stack), 126

best practices, 35-36

big data, 111-112

unstructured versus structured data, 112-113

big data analytics, 111

Hadoop-related projects, 126

IoE (Internet of Everything), 127

OpenSOC, 115

benefits of, 115-116

components, 116

Elasticsearch, 123-124

Flume, 119-120

Hadoop, 116-118

HBase, 124-125

Hive, 122-123

Kafka, 120-121

Storm, 121-122

third-party tools, 125-126

telemetry sources, 114-115

types of, 113-114

botnets, 8, 172

BYOD (bring your own device), 187

C

cache (NetFlow), 4

types of, 6

Caligare, 75

capacity planning, 14-15, 267-269

capture command (example 7-45), 230

CAPWAP (Control and Provisioning of Wireless Access Points), 26

case studies

capacity planning, 267-269

credit card theft, 254-259

DDos attack identification, 250-254

intellectual property theft, 259-262

monitoring cloud usage, 269-271

monitoring guest users and contractors, 262-267

Cassandra, 126

cflowd, 80

Chukwa, 126

Cisco AMP for Endpoints, 175-176

Cisco AMP for Networks, 176

Cisco AMP ThreatGRID, 176-177

Cisco ASA

clear logging command options, 193

logging buffer-size command, 193

logging buffered command, 191

logging timestamp command, 194

models, list of, 148

NetFlow support, 140

NSEL

configuration, 153-160

deploying in cluster configuration, 151-153

flow events, 149-151

show logging command, 191

troubleshooting, 228-234

Cisco ASA 5500-X Series Next-Generation Firewalls, 171-172

Cisco ASA with FirePOWER Services, 171-172

Cisco AVC (Application Visibility and Control), 22

application control, 23-24

application recognition, 22

management and reporting systems, 23

metrics collection and exporting, 23

wireless LAN deployment scenario, 25-26

Cisco Cloud Email Security, 179

Cisco CSR (Cloud Services Router) 1000V deployment scenario, 32-33

Cisco CTD (Cyber Threat Defense) Solution, 21-22, 77, 129

AMP for Endpoints, 175-176

AMP for Networks, 176

AMP ThreatGRID, 176-177

Cisco ASA 5500-X Series Next-Generation Firewalls, 171-172

Cisco ASA with FirePOWER Services, 171-172

Cisco Cloud Email Security, 179

Cisco CWS, 185-186

Cisco ESA models, 177-179

Cisco Hybrid Email Security, 179-180

Cisco ISE, 186-187

Cisco SMA, 184-185

Cisco WSA, 180-183

components, 131-133

FireSIGHT Management Center, 173

Lancope StealthWatch System. See Lancope StealthWatch System

NetFlow configuration

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 160-164

in Cisco Nexus 7000 series, 164-166

in Cisco NGA, 166-171

NGIPS, 172-173

NSEL. See NSEL (NetFlow Secure Event Logging)

Cisco CWS (Cloud Web Security), 185-186

Cisco ESA (email security appliances) models, 177-179

Cisco Feature Navigator, 21

Cisco FirePOWER 7000 series appliances, 172

Cisco FirePOWER 8000 series appliances, 172

Cisco FirePOWER 9300 series appliances, 172

Cisco FireSIGHT Management Center, 173

Cisco Flexible NetFlow. See Flexible NetFlow

Cisco Hybrid Email Security, 179-180

Cisco IOS devices

clear log command, 193

logging buffered command in, 190

service timestamps command, 193

show logging command, 192

troubleshooting

communication problems with NetFlow collector, 201-204

debugging flow records, 212-213

displaying flow exporter templates and export IDs, 207-212

preventing export storms, 213-214

sample configuration, 194-201

verifying flow monitor configuration, 204-206

Cisco IOS software

Flexible NetFlow support, 134

NetFlow support, 133

Cisco IOS-XE software, Flexible NetFlow support, 136

Cisco IOS-XR software

NetFlow support, 134

troubleshooting

architecture configuration, 217-219

flow exporter statistics and diagnostics, 219-222

flow monitor statistics and diagnostics, 222-226

flow producer statistics and diagnostics, 226-228

show commands, 228

Cisco ISE (Identity Services Engine), 77, 186-187

Cisco Nexus 1000V NetFlow configuration, 160-164

flow exporter definition, 162-163

flow monitor application to interface, 164

flow monitor definition, 163-164

flow record definition, 161-162

Cisco Nexus 7000 series NetFlow configuration, 164-166

flow exporter definition, 165

flow monitor application to interface, 164

flow monitor definition, 165

flow record definition, 165

timer adjustments, 166

Cisco NGA (NetFlow Generation Appliance)

configuration

initialization, 167-168

via CLI, 169-171

via GUI, 168-169

in data center, 30-31, 166-167

troubleshooting

flow collector information, 236-237

flow exporter information, 237

flow monitor information, 238-239

flow record information, 237-238

managed devices, 235

show commands, 245

show tech-support command, 239-245

Cisco NX-OS software

Flexible NetFlow support, 138

troubleshooting, 214-217

Cisco Platform Exchange Grid (pxGrid), 187

Cisco SenderBase, 178

Cisco SMA (Security Management Appliance), 184-185

Cisco VNI (Visual Networking Index), 112

Cisco WSA (Web Security Appliance), 180-183

ClamAV, 175

clear log command in Cisco IOS devices, 193

clear logging command options in Cisco ASA, 193

CLI (command-line interface)

Cisco NGA configuration, 169-171

NSEL configuration, 155-156

Cloud Email Security, 179

cloud environment deployment scenario, 32-33

cloud usage, monitoring, 269-271

Cloud Web Security (CWS), 185-186

clustering, NSEL deployment in, 151-153

Cognitive Security, 113

collecting process (CP), 16

commercial monitoring and analysis software packages

Lancope StealthWatch System, 76-79

list of, 75

Plixer International Scrutinizer, 79-80

communication problems with NetFlow collector, troubleshooting, 201-204

configuration

Cisco IOS-XR software, 217-219

Cisco NGA (NetFlow Generation Appliance)

initialization, 167-168

via CLI, 169-171

via GUI, 168-169

Flexible NetFlow, 66-67

distribution switches, 268

flow exporter configuration, 71-73

flow monitor application to interface, 73-74

flow monitor configuration for IPv4 or IPv6, 69-70

flow record configuration, 67-69

Internet-edge router, 251

flow monitors, verifying, 204-206

NetFlow

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 160-164

in Cisco Nexus 7000 series, 164-166

NSEL, 153-160

with ASDM, 153-155

with CLI, 155-156

defining export policy, 157-159

disabling redundant syslog messages, 155-156

monitoring NSEL, 159-160

configuration files, SiLK, 87

contractors, monitoring, 262-267

Control and Provisioning of Wireless Access Points (CAPWAP), 26

counters, Flexible NetFlow non-key fields, 63

counting flow records with SiLK, 88

CP (collecting process), 16

CPU utilization, 190

credit card theft case study, 254-259

D

daemons, SiLK, 87

data center deployment scenario, 28-32

data FlowSets

definitions, 54

format, 54

data leak detection, 9

DDoS (distributed denial-of-service) attacks, 247

amplification attacks, 249-250

anomaly detection, 8-9

direct attacks, 248

identifying

in enterprise networks, 250-253

in service provider networks, 253-254

reflected attacks, 248-249

debug commands, 189-192

clear log command in Cisco IOS devices, 193

clear logging command options in Cisco ASA, 193

CPU utilization, 190

logging buffered command

in Cisco ASA, 191

in Cisco IOS devices, 190

logging buffer-size command in Cisco ASA, 193

logging timestamp command in Cisco ASA, 194

service timestamps command in Cisco IOS devices, 193

show logging command

in Cisco ASA, 191

in Cisco IOS devices, 192

debug flow exporter command, 202

options, 202

output, 209

debug flow monitor command output (example 7-28), 209

debug flow record command output (example 7-30), 212

debugging flow records, 212-213

defining flow collector (example 6-22), 170

defining flow exporter

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 162

in Cisco Nexus 7000 series, 165

in Cisco NGA, 170

defining flow monitor

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 163

in Cisco Nexus 7000 series

custom records, 165

original records, 165

in Cisco NGA, 170

defining flow record

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 161

in Cisco Nexus 7000 series, 165

defining NSEL export policy (example 6-3), 159

denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, 247

deploying

FlowCollectors, 142-146

FlowReplicators, 146-147

NSEL in cluster configuration, 151-153

deployment scenarios, 24

cloud environment, 32-33

data center, 28-32

Internet edge, 26-28

user access layer, 24-25

VPNs, 33-35

wireless LAN, 25-26

direct DDoS attacks, 248

disabling redundant syslog messages (example 6-2), 157

displaying

export IDs, 207-212

flow exporter templates, 207-212

flow records

predefined Cisco Nexus 1000V records, 160

with SiLK, 87

distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. See DDoS (distributed denial-of-service) attacks

distribution switch Flexible NetFlow configuration (example 8-2), 268

DoS (denial-of-service) attacks, 247

downloaders, 174

E

east-to-west communication, 28

Elasticsearch, 92

installing, 96-105

in OpenSOC, 123-124

elasticsearch.yml configuration file (example 4-8), 96-105

ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana), 80, 92-109

deployment topology, 94

Elasticsearch, 92

installing, 96-105

installing, 95-96

Kibana, 93

installing, 105-106

Logstash, 92-93

installing, 107-109

Marvel and Shield, 94

Nginx, installing, 106-107

email security appliances (ESA) models, 177-179

email-based threats

Cisco Cloud Email Security, 179

Cisco ESA models, 177-179

Cisco Hybrid Email Security, 179-180

list of, 177

enforcer, network as, 4

enterprise networks, identifying DDoS attacks, 250-253

EP (exporting process), 16

ESA (email security appliances) models, 177-179

Evident Software Evident Analyze, 75

exabytes, 112

examples

adjusting NetFlow timers in Cisco Nexus 7000, 166

applying flow monitor to interface, 73, 164

applying NetFlow monitor and sampler, 166

apt package database update, 95

capture command, 230

clear logging command options in Cisco ASA, 193

configuring NSEL using the CLI, 155

configuring sampled NetFlow in Cisco Nexus 7000, 166

creating IPv4 flow record with key and non-key fields, 169

debug flow exporter and debug flow monitor command output, 209

debug flow exporter command, 202

debug flow exporter command options, 202

debug flow record command output, 212

debugging specific flow exporter, 203

defining flow collector, 170

defining flow exporter

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 162

in Cisco Nexus 7000 series, 165

in Cisco NGA, 170

defining flow monitor

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 163

in Cisco NGA, 170

with custom record in Cisco Nexus 7000, 165

with original record in Cisco Nexus 7000, 165

defining flow record

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 161

in Cisco Nexus 7000 series, 165

defining NSEL export policy, 159

disabling redundant syslog messages, 157

displaying predefined flow records, 160

distribution switch Flexible NetFlow configuration, 268

elasticsearch.yml configuration file, 96-105

Flexible NetFlow configuration, 73

incorrectly configured logstash-netflow.conf file, 234

installing NFdump in Ubuntu, 81-82

Internet-edge router Flexible NetFlow configuration, 251

IPFIX export format enabled, 74

logging buffer-size command in Cisco ASA, 193

logging buffered command

in Cisco ASA, 191

in Cisco IOS devices, 190

nfcapd command usage, 83

nfcapd daemon command options, 84

nfdump man pages excerpt, 86

Oracle Java PPA installation, 95

ping command output, 203

preventing export storms, 214

processing and displaying nfcapd files with nfdump, 84

RTP-R1 Flexible NetFlow configuration, 195

service timestamps command, 193

show capture command output, 230

show capture netflow-cap detail command output, 231

show capture netflow-cap dump command output, 232

show flow collector command output, 236

show flow command options, 236

show flow exporter command output

in Cisco IOS and IOS XE devices, 201

in Cisco IOS-XR software, 220

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 163

in Cisco NGA, 237

Flexible NetFlow, 72

show flow exporter export-ids netflow-v9 command output, 208

show flow exporter NX-OS command output, 215

show flow exporter option application table command output, 209

show flow exporter statistics command output, 202

show flow exporter templates command options, 207

show flow exporter templates command output, 207

show flow exporter-map command output in Cisco IOS-XR, 221

show flow interface command output

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 164

in Cisco NX-OS software, 216

show flow interface GigabitEthernet 0/0 command output, 204

show flow monitor command options, 205

show flow monitor command output

in Cisco IOS and IOS XE devices, 204

in Cisco IOS-XR software, 222

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 164

in Cisco NGA, 239

Flexible NetFlow, 70

show flow monitor monitor-name cache summary command options in Cisco IOS-XR, 225

show flow monitor name NY-ASR-FLOW-MON-1 cache format record command output, 72

show flow monitor RTP-DC-MONITOR-1 cache command output in Cisco NX-OS, 216

show flow monitor RTP-FLOW-MONITOR-1 cache command output, 205

show flow monitor RTP-FLOW-MONITOR-1 statistics command output, 206

show flow monitor type performance-monitor command output, 214

show flow monitor-map command output, 226

show flow platform producer statistics command output, 227

show flow record command output

in Cisco IOS and IOS XE devices, 198

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 162

in Cisco NGA, 238

Flexible NetFlow, 69

show flow record RTP-FLOW-RECORD-1 command output, 197

show flow sw-monitor RTP-DC-MONITOR-1 statistics command output in Cisco NX-OS, 216

show flow trace command options, 228

show flow-export counters command output

in Cisco ASA, 229

NSEL monitoring, 159

show ip router 172.18.104.179 command output, 203

show logging command

in Cisco ASA, 191

in Cisco IOS devices, 192

show managed-device command output, 235

show running-config flow exporter command output

in Cisco IOS and IOS XE devices, 196

Flexible NetFlow, 72

show running-config flow monitor command output, 70

show running-config flow record command output

in Cisco IOS and IOS XE devices, 196

Flexible NetFlow, 69

show tech command output, 239-244

exploits, 174

export IDs, displaying, 207-212

export packets (NetFlow v9), 44

field descriptions, 45

header format, 44

export policies (NSEL), defining, 157-159

export storms, preventing, 213-214

exporting metrics, 23

exporting process (EP), 16

F

filtering flow records with SiLK, 87

FireSIGHT Management Center, 173

firewalls

Cisco ASA 5500-X Series Next-Generation Firewalls, 171-172

personal firewalls, 175

five-tuple, 4-5

Flexible NetFlow

with Cisco CTD, 132

configuration, 66-67

distribution switches, 268

flow exporter configuration, 71-73

flow monitor application to interface, 73-74

flow monitor configuration for IPv4 or IPv6, 69-70

flow record configuration, 67-69

Internet-edge router, 251

flow exporters, 65-66

flow information gathered, 5

flow monitors, 65

flow samplers, 66

IPFIX export format, 74

records, 61-65

key fields, 61-63

non-key fields, 63-64

predefined records, 65

user-defined records, 65

simultaneous application tracking, 60

supported platforms

Cisco IOS software, 134

Cisco IOS-XE software, 136

Cisco NX-OS software, 138

supported protocols, 59

troubleshooting

communication problems with NetFlow collector, 201-204

debugging flow records, 212-213

displaying flow exporter templates and export IDs, 207-212

preventing export storms, 213-214

sample configuration, 194-201

verifying flow monitor configuration, 204-206

Flexible NetFlow configuration (example 3-9), 73

flow collectors

defining, 170

gathering information about, 236-237

troubleshooting communication problems, 201-204

flow directors in clustering, 152

flow events, NSEL, 149-151

flow exporters

defining

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 162-163

in Cisco Nexus 7000 series, 165

in Cisco NGA, 170

displaying templates and export IDs, 207-212

Flexible NetFlow, 65-66

configuration, 71-73

IPFIX export format, 74

statistics and diagnostics

in Cisco IOS-XR software, 219-222

in Cisco NGA, 237

troubleshooting communication problems, 201-204

flow file utilities, SiLK, 90-91

flow forwarders in clustering, 152

flow header format

NetFlow v1, 40

NetFlow v5, 41

NetFlow v7, 42

NetFlow v9, 44-45

flow licenses, 22, 142

flow monitors

application to interface

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 164

in Cisco Nexus 7000 series, 164

defining

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 163-164

in Cisco Nexus 7000 series, 165

in Cisco NGA, 170

Flexible NetFlow, 65

application to interface, 73-74

configuration, 69-70

statistics and diagnostics

in Cisco IOS-XR software, 222-226

in Cisco NGA, 238-239

verifying configuration, 204-206

flow owners in clustering, 152

flow producers in Cisco IOS-XR software, 226-228

flow records, 6

counting with SiLK, 88

creating with key and non-key fields, 169

debugging, 212-213

defining

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 161-162

in Cisco Nexus 7000 series, 165

displaying

predefined Cisco Nexus 1000V records, 160

with SiLK, 87

filtering with SiLK, 87

Flexible NetFlow, 61-65

configuration, 67-69

key fields, 61-63

non-key fields, 63-64

predefined records, 65

user-defined records, 65

format

NetFlow v1, 40

NetFlow v5, 41

NetFlow v7, 42

gathering information about, 237-238

grouping with SiLK, 88

mating with SiLK, 88

sorting with SiLK, 87

Flow Replicator (Plixer), 79-80

flow samplers, Flexible NetFlow, 66

FlowCollector, 22, 79, 142

appliances, 145

deployment topology, 142-146

FlowCollector VE (virtual edition), 146

flowd, 80

FlowPro, 79-80

FlowReplicator, 22, 79, 142

deployment topology, 146-147

flows

explained, 4-6

Flexible NetFlow key fields, 61

IPFIX. See IPFIX

sessions versus, 6

flows per second (fps), 36-37

FlowSensor, 22, 79, 142

FlowSets

template FlowSets

field descriptions, 46

field type definitions, 47

format, 45-46

flowtools, 80

flowviewer, 80

Fluke Networks, 75

Flume, 119-120

forensics, 9-14

credit card theft case study, 254-259

intellectual property theft case study, 259-262

fps (flows per second), 36-37

G

grouping flow records with SiLK, 88

guest users, monitoring, 262-267

GUI (graphical user interface), Cisco NGA configuration, 168-169

H

hackers, 2-3, 130-131

Hadoop, 116-118

HBase, 124-125

HDFS, 117-118

Hewlett Packard NetFlow Insight, 75

HIPS (host intrusion prevention systems), 175

Hive, 122-123

hybrid cloud environments, 32-33

Hybrid Email Security, 179-180

I - J

IBM NetFlow Aurora, 75

IdeaData NetFlow Auditor, 75

immediate cache, 6

Immunet, 175

incident response, 9-14

credit card theft case study, 254-259

intellectual property theft case study, 259-262

indicators of compromise (IOCs)

big data analytics, 111

discovering, 9-14

InfoVista 5View NetFlow, 75

initialization, Cisco NGA, 167-168

installing

Elasticsearch, 96-105

ELK, 95-96

Kibana, 105-106

Logstash, 107-109

NFdump in Ubuntu, 81-82

Nginx, 106-107

intellectual property theft case study, 259-262

interface

Flexible NetFlow key fields, 61

flow monitor application to, 73-74

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 164

in Cisco Nexus 7000 series, 164

internal buffer, logging messages to, 190-194

Internet edge

deployment scenario, 26-28

Flexible NetFlow configuration, 251

Internet Protocol Flow Information Export. See IPFIX

IOCs (indicators of compromise)

big data analytics, 111

discovering, 9-14

IoE (Internet of Everything), 127

IoT (Internet of Things), 127

IP Accounting, NetFlow versus, 6-7

IP labeling files in SiLK, 89

IPFIX (Internet Protocol Flow Information Export)

architecture, 16

explained, 15-16

Flexible NetFlow IPFIX export format, 74

mediators, 17

NetFlow comparison, 57

SCTP, 20

SiLK utilities, 90

templates, 17-20

IPFIX export format enabled (example 3-10), 74

IPFlow, 80

IPset manipulation tools in SiLK, 88-89

IPv4

Flexible NetFlow key fields, 61

Flexible NetFlow non-key fields, 64

flow monitor configuration, 69-70

flow record creation, 169

IPv6

Flexible NetFlow key fields, 61

Flexible NetFlow non-key fields, 64

flow monitor configuration, 69-70

iSiLK, 80

K

Kafka, 120-121

key fields in Flexible NetFlow records, 61-63

key loggers, 174

Kibana, 93

installing, 105-106

L

Lancope NetFlow Bandwidth Calculator, 37

Lancope StealthWatch System, 75-79

components, 21-22, 79, 142

FlowCollector, deployment topology, 142-146

FlowReplicator, deployment topology, 146-147

SMC. See SMC (StealthWatch Management Console)

LAN-to-LAN VPN (virtual private network) deployment scenario, 34-35

Layer 2 services, Flexible NetFlow key fields, 61

Layer 3 routing protocols, Flexible NetFlow key fields, 62

listeners, 179

logging buffered command

in Cisco ASA, 191

in Cisco IOS devices, 190

logging buffer-size command in Cisco ASA, 193

logging messages

to internal buffer, 190-194

network forensics, 12-14

logging timestamp command in Cisco ASA, 194

logic bombs, 174

Logstash, 92-93

installing, 107-109

logstash-netflow.conf file (example 7-49), 234

M

Mahout, 126

mailers, 173

malware

AMP for Endpoints, 175-176

AMP for Networks, 176

AMP ThreatGRID, 176-177

antivirus software, 174-175

email attachments, 177

HIPS, 175

personal firewalls, 175

types of, 173-174

managed devices, troubleshooting, 235

ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer, 75

management and reporting systems, 23

Marvel, 94

master units in clustering, 152

mating flow records with SiLK, 88

mediators, IPFIX, 17

metering process (MP), 16

metrics, collection and exporting, 23

mitigation accelerator, network as, 4

monitoring

cloud usage, 269-271

guest users and contractors, 262-267

NSEL, 159-160

monitoring and analysis software packages

commercial packages

Lancope StealthWatch System, 76-79

list of, 75

Plixer International Scrutinizer, 79-80

open source packages

ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana), 92-109

list of, 80

NFdump, 81-86

NfSen, 86

SiLK, 86-91

MP (metering process), 16

multicasts

Flexible NetFlow key fields, 63

Flexible NetFlow non-key fields, 64

N

NAT stitching, 79

NBAR2 (Network Based Application Recognition Version 2), 22

NetFlow

best practices, 35-36

cache, 4-6

commercial monitoring and analysis software packages

Lancope StealthWatch System, 76-79

list of, 75

Plixer International Scrutinizer, 79-80

configuration

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 160-164

in Cisco Nexus 7000 series, 164-166

deployment scenarios, 24

cloud environment, 32-33

data center, 28-32

Internet edge, 26-28

user access layer, 24-25

VPNs, 33-35

wireless LAN, 25-26

Flexible NetFlow. See Flexible NetFlow

flows per second (fps), 36-37

IP Accounting versus, 6-7

IPFIX comparison, 57

open source monitoring and analysis software packages

ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana), 92-109

list of, 80

NFdump, 81-86

NfSen, 86

SiLK, 86-91

security usage

anomaly detection, 8-9

data leak detection, 9

incident response and forensics, 9-14, 254-262

network visibility, 7-8

supported platforms, 20-21

Cisco ASA, 140

Cisco IOS software, 133

Cisco IOS-XR software, 134

traffic engineering and capacity planning, 14-15

troubleshooting. See troubleshooting

UDP ports, 16

usage, 1-2

versions

list of, 39

NetFlow v1, 40

NetFlow v5, 41

NetFlow v7, 42

NetFlow v9, 43-55

NetFlow v1

flow header format, 40

flow record format, 40

NetFlow v5

flow header format, 41

flow record format, 41

NetFlow v7

flow header format, 42

flow record format, 42

NetFlow v9, 43-55

export packets, 44

flow header format, 44-45

templates

benefits of, 44

data FlowSet definitions, 54

data FlowSet format, 54

field type definitions, 47

FlowSet field descriptions, 46

FlowSet format, 45-46

options template definitions, 55

options template format, 55

NetUsage, 75

network, security role of, 3-4

Network Based Application Recognition Version 2 (NBAR2), 22

network forensics, 9-14

network scan detection utilities, SiLK, 90

Network Time Protocol (NTP), 14

network traffic. See traffic

network visibility, 7-8

Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention Systems (NGIPS), 172-173

nfcapd command usage (example 4-2), 83

nfcapd daemon command options (example 4-3), 84

nfcapd files processing and displaying with nfdump (example 4-4), 84

NFdump, 80, 81-86

components, 82

installing in Ubuntu, 81-82

nfdump man pages excerpt (example 4-5), 86

NfSen, 80, 86

Nginx, installing, 106-107

NGIPS (Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention Systems), 172-173

non-key fields in Flexible NetFlow records, 63-64

normal cache, 6

north-to-south communication, 28

NoSQL, 113

NSEL (NetFlow Secure Event Logging)

configuration, 153-160

with ASDM, 153-155

with CLI, 155-156

defining export policy, 157-159

disabling redundant syslog messages, 156-157

monitoring NSEL, 159-160

deploying in cluster configuration, 151-153

flow events, 149-151

NTP (Network Time Protocol), 14

NX-OS. See Cisco NX-OS software

O

Open Resolver Project, 249

open source monitoring and analysis software packages

ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana), 92-109

list of, 80

NFdump, 81-86

NfSen, 86

SiLK, 86-91

OpenSOC, 115

benefits of, 115-116

components, 116

Elasticsearch, 123-124

Flume, 119-120

Hadoop, 116-118

HBase, 124-125

Hive, 122-123

Kafka, 120-121

Storm, 121-122

third-party tools, 125-126

options templates

definitions, 55

format, 55

IPFIX, 19-20

Oracle Java PPA installation (example 4-6), 95

P

packet captures

network forensics, 12

SiLK utilities, 90

packet header format. See flow header format

packets. See export packets

Paessler PRTG, 75

Panoptis, 80

PDUs (protocol data units), 6

permanent cache, 6

personal firewalls, 175

petabytes, 112

phishing, 177

Pig, 126

ping command output (example 7-18), 203

Platform Exchange Grid (pxGrid), 187

Plixer International Scrutinizer, 75, 79-80

Plixer Scrutinizer NetFlow Analyzer, 80

port labeling files in SiLK, 89

ports, UDP ports for NetFlow, 16

predefined records in Flexible NetFlow records, 65

prefix map manipulation tools in SiLK, 88-89

preventing export storms, 213-214

private cloud environments, 32-33

protocol data units (PDUs), 6

public cloud environments, 32-33

pxGrid (Platform Exchange Grid), 187

PySiLK (Python Extension), 88

Q

QoS (quality of service)

application control, 23-24

NBAR2 and, 22

R

ransomware, 174

records. See flow records

reflected DDoS attacks, 248-249

remote-access VPN (virtual private network) deployment scenario, 33-34

rootkits, 174

routing protocols, Flexible NetFlow key fields, 62

RTP-R1 Flexible NetFlow configuration (example 7-8), 195

runtime plug-ins, SiLK, 89-90

S

scalability, NetFlow, 36-37

Scrutinizer, 75, 79-80

free version, 80

SCTP (Stream Control Transmission Protocol), 20

security

anomaly detection, 8-9

attack continuum, 2-3, 130-131

Cisco CTD Solution. See Cisco CTD (Cyber Threat Defense) Solution

data leak detection, 9

DDos attacks, 247

amplification attacks, 249-250

direct attacks, 248

in enterprise networks, 250-253

reflected attacks, 248-249

in service provider networks, 253-254

DoS attacks, 247

email-based threats

Cisco Cloud Email Security, 179

Cisco ESA models, 177-179

Cisco Hybrid Email Security, 179-180

list of, 177

incident response and forensics, 9-14

credit card theft case study, 254-259

intellectual property theft case study, 259-262

IoE (Internet of Everything), 127

malware

AMP for Endpoints, 175-176

AMP for Networks, 176

AMP ThreatGRID, 176-177

antivirus software, 174-175

HIPS, 175

personal firewalls, 175

types of, 173-174

network visibility, 7-8

OpenSOC. See OpenSOC

role of network in, 3-4

web security, 180

Cisco CWS, 185-186

Cisco SMA, 184-185

Cisco WSA, 180-183

security operations centers (SOCs), 115

sensor, network as, 4

service provider networks, identifying DDoS attacks, 253-254

service timestamps command in Cisco IOS devices, 193

sessions, flows versus, 6

Shield, 94

show audit-trail command, 245

show cache statistics cumulative monitor_name command, 245

show cache statistics rates monitor_name command, 245

show capture command output (example 7-46), 230

show capture netflow-cap detail command output (example 7-47), 231

show capture netflow-cap dump command output (example 7-48), 232

show cdp settings command, 245

show collector statistics collector_name command, 245

show cpu command, 190

show dataport statistics cumulative command, 245

show dataport statistics rates command, 245

show dataport statistics rates queues command, 245

show exporter statistics exporter_name command, 245

show flow collector command output (example 7-52), 236

show flow command options (example 7-51), 236

show flow exporter command output

in Cisco IOS and IOS XE devices, 201

in Cisco IOS-XR software, 220

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 163

in Cisco NGA, 237

Flexible NetFlow, 72

show flow exporter export-ids netflow-v9 command output (example 7-27), 208

show flow exporter NX-OS command output (example 7-33), 215

show flow exporter option application table command output (example 7-29), 209

show flow exporter statistics command output (example 7-14), 202

show flow exporter templates command options (example 7-26), 207

show flow exporter templates command output (example 7-25), 207

show flow exporter-map command output in Cisco IOS-XR (example 7-38), 221

show flow filter filter_name command, 245

show flow interface command output

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 164

in Cisco NX-OS software, 216

show flow interface GigabitEthernet 0/0 command output (example 7-20), 204

show flow monitor command options (example 7-22), 205

show flow monitor command output

in Cisco IOS and IOS XE devices, 204

in Cisco IOS-XR software, 222

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 164

in Cisco NGA, 239

Flexible NetFlow, 70

show flow monitor monitor-name cache summary command options in Cisco IOS-XR (example 7-40), 225

show flow monitor name NY-ASR-FLOW-MON-1 cache format record command output (example 3-7), 72

show flow monitor RTP-DC-MONITOR-1 cache command output in Cisco NX-OS (example 7-35), 216

show flow monitor RTP-FLOW-MONITOR-1 cache command output (example 7-23), 205

show flow monitor RTP-FLOW-MONITOR-1 statistics command output (example 7-24), 206

show flow monitor type performance-monitor command output (example 7-32), 214

show flow monitor-map command output (example 7-41), 226

show flow platform nfea interface command, 228

show flow platform nfea policer np command, 228

show flow platform nfea sample command, 228

show flow platform nfea sp location command, 228

show flow platform producer statistics command output (example 7-42), 227

show flow record command output

in Cisco IOS and IOS XE devices, 198

in Cisco Nexus 1000V, 162

in Cisco NGA, 238

Flexible NetFlow, 69

show flow record netflow layer2-switched input command, 217

show flow record RTP-FLOW-RECORD-1 command output (example 7-11), 197

show flow sw-monitor RTP-DC-MONITOR-1 statistics command output in Cisco NX-OS (example 7-36), 216

show flow timeout command, 217

show flow trace command, 228

show flow trace command options (example 7-43), 228

show flow-export counters command output

in Cisco ASA, 229

NSEL monitoring, 159

show hardware flow aging command, 217

show hardware flow entry address table-address type command, 217

show hardware flow ip command, 217

show hardware flow sampler command, 217

show hardware flow utilization command, 217

show inventory command, 245

show ip command, 245

show ip router 172.18.104.179 command output (example 7-19), 203

show log config command, 245

show log patch command, 245

show log upgrade command, 245

show logging command

in Cisco ASA, 191

in Cisco IOS devices, 192

show managed-device command output (example 7-50), 235

show patches command, 245

show processes cpu command, 190

show running-config flow exporter command output

in Cisco IOS and IOS XE devices, 196

Flexible NetFlow, 72

show running-config flow monitor command output (example 3-4), 70

show running-config flow record command output

in Cisco IOS and IOS XE devices, 196

Flexible NetFlow, 69

show sampler name command, 217

show snmp command, 245

show tech-support command, 239-245

SiLK, 80, 86-91

additional utilities, 91

configuration files, 87

counting, grouping, mating NetFlow records, 88

daemons, 87

filtering, displaying, sorting NetFlow records, 87

flow file utilities, 90-91

IP and port labeling files, 89

IPset, bag, prefix map manipulation, 88-89

network scan detection utilities, 90

packet capture and IPFIX processing utilities, 90

Python Extension (PySiLK), 88

runtime plug-ins, 89-90

simultaneous application tracking, Flexible NetFlow, 60

site-to-site VPN (virtual private network) deployment scenario, 34-35

slave units in clustering, 152

SLIC (StealthWatch Labs Intelligence Center), 78

SMC (StealthWatch Management Console), 22, 77-79, 142

appliances, 147

form factors, 147-148

visualization examples, 140-142

SMC (StealthWatch Management Console) VE (virtual edition), 148

SMTP daemons, 179

sniffers, network forensics, 12

SOCs (security operations centers), 115

SolarWinds NetFlow Traffic Analyzer, 75

sorting flow records with SiLK, 87

SourceFire, 172

spam, 177

spammers, 174

Spark, 126

spear phishing, 177

Stager, 80

StealthWatch IDentity, 79

StealthWatch Labs Intelligence Center (SLIC), 78

StealthWatch Management Console (SMC) VE (virtual edition), 148

StealthWatch System. See Lancope StealthWatch System

Storm, 121-122

Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP), 20

structured data, unstructured data versus, 112-113

syslog

disabling redundant messages, 155-156

network forensics, 12-14

T

telemetry sources, big data analytics, 114-115

templates

benefits of, 44

data FlowSet definitions, 54

data FlowSet format, 54

displaying, 207-212

field type definitions, 47

FlowSet field descriptions, 46

FlowSet format, 45-46

IPFIX, 17-20

options templates

definitions, 55

format, 55

Tez, 126

ThreatGRID, 176-177

time stamps, 14

Flexible NetFlow non-key fields, 64

logging timestamp command, 194

service timestamps command, 193

timer adjustments in Cisco Nexus 7000 series, 166

traffic

anomaly detection, 8-9

application recognition, 22

Cisco CTD Solution, 21-22

engineering and capacity planning, 14-15, 267-269

network forensics, 10-12

transports, Flexible NetFlow key fields, 62

trojan horses, 174

troubleshooting

in Cisco ASA, 228-234

in Cisco IOS devices

communication problems with NetFlow collector, 201-204

debugging flow records, 212-213

displaying flow exporter templates and export IDs, 207-212

preventing export storms, 213-214

sample configuration, 194-201

verifying flow monitor configuration, 204-206

Cisco IOS-XR software

architecture configuration, 217-219

flow exporter statistics and diagnostics, 219-222

flow monitor statistics and diagnostics, 222-226

flow producer statistics and diagnostics, 226-228

show commands, 228

Cisco NGA (NetFlow Generation Appliance)

flow collector information, 236-237

flow exporter information, 237

flow monitor information, 238-239

flow record information, 237-238

managed devices, 235

show commands, 245

show tech-support command, 239-245

in Cisco NX-OS software, 214-217

debug commands, 189-192

clear log command, 193

clear logging command options, 193

CPU utilization, 190

logging buffered command in Cisco ASA, 191

logging buffered command in Cisco IOS devices, 190

logging buffer-size command in Cisco ASA, 193

logging timestamp command, 194

service timestamps command, 193

show logging command in Cisco ASA, 191

show logging command in Cisco IOS devices, 192

network traffic, 15

U

Ubuntu

Elasticsearch installation, 96-105

Kibana installation, 105-106

Logstash installation, 107-109

NFdump installation, 81-82

Nginx installation, 106-107

UDP ports for NetFlow, 16

unstructured data, structured data versus, 112-113

user access layer deployment scenario, 24-25

user-defined records in Flexible NetFlow records, 65

V

versions of NetFlow

list of, 39

NetFlow v1, 40

NetFlow v5, 41

NetFlow v7, 42

NetFlow v9, 43-55

Virtual NGIPSv for VMware, 173

virtual private network (VPN) deployment scenarios, 33-35

viruses, 173

visibility of network, 7-8

VPN (virtual private network) deployment scenarios, 33-35

W

WCCP (Web Cache Communication Protocol), 180

Web Cache Communication Protocol (WCCP), 180

web security, 180

Cisco CWS, 185-186

Cisco SMA, 184-185

Cisco WSA, 180-183

whaling, 177

WLAN (wireless LAN) deployment scenario, 25-26

worms, 173

X - Z

yottabytes, 112

zettabytes, 112

zombies, 8

ZooKeeper, 126

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