Cisco Systems Network Based Application Recognition (NBAR) classification engine provides a network device with the ability to recognize applications, including those that dynamically assign TCP or UDP ports. The Top NBAR Applications report displays the top applications as identified using Cisco's NBAR classification engine.
You can choose to display and sort sender traffic by bytes, packets, or flows using the Display and sort by option on the report configuration dialog. Providing alternate sorting methods allows you to monitor and identify hosts that are the largest consumers of interface resources other than bandwidth.
Note: Utilization is displayed as N/A if a speed is not specified for the interface, or if you have selected to display packets or flows in the report. If you are displaying bytes, you can set the interface speed on the Flow Interface dialog. To navigate to the Flow Interface dialog, click the Configure link in the message appearing above the dashboard reports.
Note: The source device must be configured to generate NBAR information in order for this report to generate data for the source device.
Note: For the Top NBAR Applications - Flow Details report, NBAR information generated by the source device is gathered by Flow Monitor from flow data using Flexible NetFlow.
Note: For the Top NBAR Applications - Interface Totals report, the NBAR information is gathered from the source device using SNMP polling. The Poll source for NBAR information option is available on the Flow Source dialog.
The Class Based Quality of Service (CBQoS) report provides information about the effectiveness of class-based policies applied to an interface for all of the defined classes.
Note: You must have defined QoS classes and policies on the source device before this report is able to display results.
Note: The CBQoS information generated by the source device must be gathered using SNMP polling for CBQoS information.