The web server port and NetFlow listener port can be changed after installation. However, if ports 8060, 9996, or 13306 are unavailable on your system, NetFlow Analyzer will fail to start.
Purchase the NetFlow Analyzer AMI from the AWS Marketplace, select the appropriate EC2 instance type (recommended m4.xlarge or larger for up to 250 devices), and launch the instance. Use admin as the username and the instance ID as the initial password. Because the public IP address changes when the instance is stopped or terminated, it is strongly recommended to associate an Elastic IP address with the instance for seamless monitoring.
Download the Linux installer script ( ManageEngine_NetFlowAnalyzer_64bit.bin ) to your server via the browser or using wget in the terminal. Step 2: Assign Execute Permissions
Default UDP port used by NetFlow Analyzer to listen for NetFlow packets.
Intel Core i3 (2 cores), 8 GB RAM, 250 GB SSD.
Navigate to the official ManageEngine download page and download the Windows installer file (e.g., ManageEngine_NetFlowAnalyzer_64bit.exe ).
: Network routers and switches must be manually configured to send flow packets to the IP address of the NetFlow Analyzer server.
Login: admin / admin
Move the binary to your server and navigate to its directory. Grant execution permissions to the binary file: chmod +x ManageEngine_NetFlowAnalyzer_64bit.bin Use code with caution. Step 3: Execute the Installer
Once installed, you must configure your network devices (routers/switches) to export flows to the NetFlow Analyzer server's IP and listener port. ManageEngine
: Like the Windows wizard, you will be prompted to accept the license agreement and define installation paths and ports.
