1
Fluke Networks
9
Demo
Monitors NetFlow and IPFIX data for application visibility and troubleshooting.
Crannog Software
1
Freeware
A tool for processing and evaluating NetFlow Exports from CISCO routers.
1
Virtual Console, LLC
6
Demo
Allows to generate large amount of NetFlow packets for protocol.
35
Plixer International, Inc.
4
Freeware
Scrutinizer is a nice utility that analyzes both NetFlow and sFlow standards.
100
CySight
8
Update
Complete & flexible kit for flow based network anomaly detection & analysis.
SolarWinds
690
Freeware
SolarWinds NetFlow Realtime - Quickly & Easily Identify Network Bandwidth Hogs.
Stev.Org
1
Freeware
Provide source, destination, total counts for packets, bytes, flows.
ManageEngine
18
Freeware
OpManager’s NetFlow Plug-in leverages a flow-based network traffic analysis.
2
Quest Software
95
Freeware
This tool suite consolidates several useful network monitoring tools.
92
SolarWinds, Inc.
1,262
Shareware
Kiwi Syslog Server is an affordable, easy-to-use syslog server.
2
The Star Software
9
Freeware
SysLog Sender is a powerful application that acts as a syslog generator.
2
kiwisyslog.com
466
Kiwi Syslog Daemon is a freeware Syslog Daemon for the Windows platform.
83
SnmpSoft Company
18
Freeware
Syslog Watcher is a syslog solution by SnmpSoft Company.
Synametrics Technologies
Freeware
Syslog Junction is a syslog viewer with graphing capabilities.
SnmpSoft Company
23
Shareware
Syslog Watcher is a powerful Syslog Server for Windows Platform.
25
The Star Software Company
12
Freeware
Is GUI based syslog server which can receive, log and display Syslog messages.
1
Max Belkov
186
Open source
Visual Syslog Server for Windows allows you to receive and view syslog messages.
Luca Deri
19
Freeware
nProbe™ - An Extensible NetFlow v5/v9/IPFIX GPL Probe for IPv4/v6.
38
Alexander Yarovy
4
Shareware
Stores and explores NetFlow packets in Microsoft SQL and MySQL databases.
PromCIS
Freeware
Promcis NF Monitor is a program that can view and analyze your data netflow.
TH - nFlow Customisations
Freeware
NetFlow is a Cisco-developed “push” technology found within many routers.
