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can you tell me where in ASDM i can find that?
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can you tell me where in ASDM i can find that?

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nevermind I found out how, How can I view these outputs via CLI once configured?
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nevermind I found out how, How can I view these outputs via CLI once configured?

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i think i got it, thanks for help!
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Don't know that you can. <br />
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If I need that type of information in text, I issue a &quot;sho conn&quot; then copy the data to a text file. Open it in a spreadsheet and then sort by the &quot;bytes&quot; column. <br />
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It ain't pretty or elegant, but it's the only way I know.
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Don't know that you can.

If I need that type of information in text, I issue a "sho conn" then copy the data to a text file. Open it in a spreadsheet and then sort by the "bytes" column.

It ain't pretty or elegant, but it's the only way I know.

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On a cisco router I can use &quot;ipflow top talkers&quot; what can I use on an asa to tell me quickly what MAC or IP is utilizing a lot of bandwidth? netflow applications and such are not an option at this time,.
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On a cisco router I can use "ipflow top talkers" what can I use on an asa to tell me quickly what MAC or IP is utilizing a lot of bandwidth? netflow applications and such are not an option at this time,.

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