NetFlow Analyzer 4 (Build 4002) released
We are happy to announce the availability of NetFlow Analyzer 4 (Build 4002).
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ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer 4.0.0 (Build 4002) includes the following:
Bug Fixes
1. Fixed threading issues in updating database while handling more than 250 interfaces
2. Fixed issue in determining number of managed interfaces in License Management
3. Fixed application port bug - minimum value of ports was assigned to an application. Now whichever source or destination port maps to the application is used. Apart from this, source and destination ports are now displayed for unknown applications.
4. Fixed Delete Router bug - when all interfaces of a disabled router were deleted, new flows from the interfaces of that router were not processed. Now fixed to enable router when all its interfaces are deleted. This ensures that if this router starts sending flows again, these incoming flows are processed.
5. Fixed percentage utilization bug in traffic reports - value was exceeding 100% in some cases.
6. Fixed Update Router Settings bug - rescan of the device is now done even if no changes have been made to Router Settings.
7. SNMP requests to routers sent in batches to ensure better response
Minor Features
1. NetFlow Analyzer can be run as a service on Linux
2. Update Manager tool included - tool to apply, manage, and remove service packs and patches
3. Option to edit Device Settings is available only for Administrator and Operator users
4. Application Mapping list is sorted on Application name for easy access
5. More enterprise applications added to the list of applications supported
6. NetFlow Analyzer can be run as root/non-root user
7. Server can be started in non-X-windows (headless) environment in Linux/Solaris
Download AdventNet ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer 4 from here.
http://manageengine.adventnet.com/products/netflow/download.html
In case you are using build 4000 or build 4001 and would like to upgrade to build 4002, please send a mail to support@netflowanalyzer.com
Thanks
NetFlow Analyzer team
PS: To check the build number that you are currently using, please click on the About link on the top right of the page.
Go to NetFlow Analyzer Home
ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer 4.0.0 (Build 4002) includes the following:
Bug Fixes
1. Fixed threading issues in updating database while handling more than 250 interfaces
2. Fixed issue in determining number of managed interfaces in License Management
3. Fixed application port bug - minimum value of ports was assigned to an application. Now whichever source or destination port maps to the application is used. Apart from this, source and destination ports are now displayed for unknown applications.
4. Fixed Delete Router bug - when all interfaces of a disabled router were deleted, new flows from the interfaces of that router were not processed. Now fixed to enable router when all its interfaces are deleted. This ensures that if this router starts sending flows again, these incoming flows are processed.
5. Fixed percentage utilization bug in traffic reports - value was exceeding 100% in some cases.
6. Fixed Update Router Settings bug - rescan of the device is now done even if no changes have been made to Router Settings.
7. SNMP requests to routers sent in batches to ensure better response
Minor Features
1. NetFlow Analyzer can be run as a service on Linux
2. Update Manager tool included - tool to apply, manage, and remove service packs and patches
3. Option to edit Device Settings is available only for Administrator and Operator users
4. Application Mapping list is sorted on Application name for easy access
5. More enterprise applications added to the list of applications supported
6. NetFlow Analyzer can be run as root/non-root user
7. Server can be started in non-X-windows (headless) environment in Linux/Solaris
Download AdventNet ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer 4 from here.
http://manageengine.adventnet.com/products/netflow/download.html
In case you are using build 4000 or build 4001 and would like to upgrade to build 4002, please send a mail to support@netflowanalyzer.com
Thanks
NetFlow Analyzer team
PS: To check the build number that you are currently using, please click on the About link on the top right of the page.