User's Guide

Data Collector Types
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High-Rate General Usage Collectors
The following table describes the high-rate data collected by the general usage
collectors.
Target Sub-Target Bases Traffic Used
Total In-Network Flows/
All Flows
Application Bytes
Flows
Clients
In-Network Flows
Application Group Bytes
Flows
Clients
In-Network Flows
Device Family Bytes
Flows
Clients
In-Network Flows
Site Bytes
Flows
Clients
In-Network Flows
Profile Bytes
Flows
Clients
In-Network Flows
End-System Details Collector
The end-system details collector tracks client/application target pairs.
Unlike general usage collectors, this collector attempts to record data for all in-
network clients and servers it sees during the hour. For each client or server, it
records data for up to 10 applications, plus an "other" category to capture the
remaining traffic. Information such as location, device family, and profile are also
recorded for each end-system.
The large number of targets recorded each hour and the amount of detail
recorded for each one, can result in a large volume of data being stored in the
database. In order to prevent disk space from being over-utilized, there is a total
limit of 50,000 clients which can be recorded each hour across all