sFlow

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sFlow is a network traffic monitoring and sampling technology used to provide real-time visibility into network usage and performance across switches and routers.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
sFlow canonical 7
sFlow agent 1
sFlow.org 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (53)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Internet standard ⓘ
network telemetry protocol ⓘ
network traffic monitoring technology ⓘ
network traffic sampling technology ⓘ
architectureComponent sFlow agent ⓘ
linked to: sFlow

sFlow analyzer ⓘ
sFlow collector ⓘ
canBeUsedFor DDoS detection ⓘ
QoS monitoring ⓘ
billing and accounting ⓘ
capacity planning ⓘ
security monitoring ⓘ
traffic engineering ⓘ
competesWith IPFIX ⓘ
NetFlow ⓘ
dataModel generic packet header samples ⓘ
interface counter samples ⓘ
definedInRFC RFC 3176 ⓘ
designedFor high-speed networks ⓘ
low overhead monitoring ⓘ
scalable monitoring ⓘ
exportsDataUsing UDP ⓘ
firstPublished 2001 ⓘ
governedBy sFlow.org specification ⓘ
hasFullName sampled flow ⓘ
provides flow records ⓘ
interface counters ⓘ
network performance statistics ⓘ
network usage statistics ⓘ
real-time network visibility ⓘ
traffic analysis data ⓘ
samplingMethod statistical sampling ⓘ
samplingType counter sampling ⓘ
flow sampling ⓘ
packet sampling ⓘ
standardizedBy Industry standard body ⓘ
sFlow.org ⓘ
linked to: sFlow
supports application-level monitoring ⓘ
layer 2 monitoring ⓘ
layer 3 monitoring ⓘ
layer 4 monitoring ⓘ
multi-vendor interoperability ⓘ
supportsEnvironment LAN ⓘ
WAN ⓘ
cloud networks ⓘ
data center networks ⓘ
usedOn data center fabrics ⓘ
network routers ⓘ
network switches ⓘ
servers ⓘ
virtual switches ⓘ
wireless access points ⓘ
usesSampling true ⓘ

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (9)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

NetFlow → relatedTo → sFlow ⓘ
Cisco NX-OS → supportsFeature → sFlow ⓘ
subject linked to: Cisco NX‑OS
sFlow → standardizedBy → sFlow.org ⓘ
linked to: sFlow
sFlow → architectureComponent → sFlow agent ⓘ
linked to: sFlow