Tag :: Recorder Node

For Recorder Node queries, the recorded packets matching a specified query filter may contain duplicates when packet recording occurs at several different TAPs within the same network; i.e., as a packet moves through the network, it may be recorded multiple times. 

Egress Filtering is an option to send different traffic to each tool attached to the policy's delivery setting. It provides additional filtering at the delivery ports based on the egress filtering rules specified at the interface.

This document describes two possible uses of Isilon storage connected to a DMF Recorder Node: As extra storage space extending the storage provided by the local disks on the Recorder Node. As primary storage space that relies on the local disks of the Recorder Node in a failure scenario. This secondary mechanism assumes that the remote disk configuration on the DMF controller is correct.

The DMF Recorder Node now supports deployment as a Virtual Machine (VM) for functional testing in Proof of Concept (POC) environments. Performance is limited and will vary based on allocated VM resources. DMF 8.7.0 and later Recorder Node images support being deployed as a VM.

Enable egress sFlow to sample traffic sent to any DANZ Monitoring Fabric (DMF) Recorder Node (RN) attached to the fabric. Examining these sampled packets on a configured sFlow collector allows the identification of post-match-rule flows recorded by the RNs without performing a query against the RNs. While not explicitly required, Arista Networks highly recommends using the DMF Analytics Node (AN) as the configured sFlow collector, as it can automatically identify packets sampled utilizing this feature.

The new 96TB Recorder Node SKU (DCA-DM-RN760), primarily designed as a lower-cost model, meets lower data retention and recording performance requirements and is supported starting from DMF 8.7.0.

The Recorder Node (RN) recording statistics API on the DANZ Monitoring Fabric (DMF) Controller has been extended to include information about the operational state of the ongoing recording.