OPBNOS R2.5
Release
  • Open Packet Broker
  • What's New?
  • Getting Started
    • Licensing
    • Limitations
    • Image Management
      • Installing OPBNOS from ONIE
      • Installing OPBNOS from USB Drive
      • Image Upgrade from OPBNOS
      • Selecting OPBNOS on next boot
      • Removing available images
      • Rebooting the Switch
    • Supported HwSku
    • Scalability
    • Downloads
  • CLI Configuration Guide
    • Configuring License
    • Configuring Hostname
    • Configuring Username
    • On-Box FlowVision
    • Configuring AAA
      • Configuring AAA
      • Configuring TACACS
      • Configuring RADIUS
    • Interface Management
      • Configuring Management Interface
      • Configuring Physical Interface
    • Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)
      • Enabling LLDP
      • Displaying LLDP Neighbors
    • Configuring Interface Description
    • Configuring Auto Negotiation
    • Configuring FEC
    • Configuring Maximum Transition Unit
    • Configuring Port Speed
    • Configuring Interface Type
    • Configuring VLAN Modes
    • Configuring Loopback Mode
    • Configuring Packet Slicing
    • Configuring Ingress VLAN
    • Configuring Egress Tagging
    • Configuring Tx-only
    • Configuring An-clause
    • Configuring PortChannel
    • Configuring LAG Hash
    • Configuring Flows and Rules
      • Configuring Network Ports
      • Configuring Tool Ports
      • Configuring Flows
      • Configuring Flow Description
      • Configuring Flow Rules (NVIDIA)
      • Configuring Flow Rules (Broadcom)
      • Configuring Flow Match Expression Rules
      • Configuring Flow UDF Rules
      • Configuring Push/Pop VLAN
      • Configuring Flow Override Action(s)
      • Display Flow Information
      • Clear Flow Counters
    • Configuring GTP Flow
    • Configuring VxLAN Flow
    • Configuring SNMP
      • Configure SNMP community
      • Configuring SNMP Trap
      • Configuring SNMP Threshold
      • Configuring SNMP User
      • Configuring SNMP Location
      • Configuring SNMP Contact
    • Configuring SYSLOG
    • Ping
    • Traceroute
    • Configuring NTP
    • Configuring Timezone
    • Configuring sFlow
    • Display Interface Information
      • Front Panel Port Mapping
    • Display System Information
      • Interface Transceiver Information
      • System Uptime
      • Reboot Cause
      • Show Environment
      • Show System Memory
      • Show Docker Memory
      • Show Services
      • Show Platform Fan
      • Show platform pcieinfo
      • Show Platform PSU
      • Show Platform SSD
      • Show Platform Summary
      • Show Platform Syseeprom
      • Show Platform Temperature
    • Configuration Management
      • Copying Files To Device
      • Copying Files From Device
      • Copying Running and Startup Configuration
      • Saving Configuration
      • Display Configuration
      • Clearing Startup configuration
    • Zero Touch Provisioning
      • DHCP Discovery
      • ZTP Boot File
      • Enable ZTP
    • Troubleshooting
  • Aviz FlowVision Graphical User Interface Guide
    • FlowVision Controller Installation
      • FV ESXi Host Installation
      • FV VirtualBox Installation
    • System
      • Viewing the Dashboard
      • Accessing System and Device Information
      • Managing Topologies
      • Managing Devices
      • Viewing System Log
      • Managing Users
      • Performing Backup and Restore
      • Viewing Audit Logs
    • Configuration
      • Configuring Ports
      • Configuring Port Groups
      • Configuring Rule Templates
      • Configuring Flows
    • Statistics
      • Viewing Port Statistics
      • Viewing Flow Statistics
    • Help
  • REST API Guide
    • FLOW
    • Interface Management
    • Port Channel
    • LLDP
    • SNMP
    • System and Platform
    • Statistics
  • Use Cases
    • For Engineers
      • VxLAN Deployment (NVIDIA)
      • GTP Deployment
      • Truncation and Load Balancing
      • Ingress VLAN and Egress Tagging
      • Loopback-mode Port
      • VLAN Mode/Tag Actions
    • Command Reference
      • Converting Network-to-Tool port
      • Configuring 1G Electrical SFP
      • Enabling FlowVision On-box Support
  • Solution Integration
    • Network Visibility and Analysis with OPB, Arkime, Elasticsearch & Kibana
      • Installation Pre-Requisites
      • Solution Components
      • Configuring OPBNOS
      • Installing Arkime
      • Installing Kibana
      • Troubleshooting
  • Support
    • How to contact Aviz Networks Support?
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  1. Solution Integration

Network Visibility and Analysis with OPB, Arkime, Elasticsearch & Kibana

The cost-efficient Open source Packet Broker Visibility solution harnesses truly open source tools for comprehensive visibility and analysis that benefits up to 80% TCO(Total Cost Ownership).

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The packet stream to Arkime will be fed by Aviz OPBNOS, providing the capability to filter, load-balance and aggregate traffic from network taps.

Arkime is a large-scale, open-source, indexed packet capture and search system that augments your current security infrastructure to store and index network traffic in standard PCAP format, providing fast, indexed access.

Arkime uses Elasticsearch (ES) as its backend data store for storing and indexing network traffic data. Elasticsearch is designed for fast indexing and searching of large volumes of data. It also provides a flexible query language that allows users to easily search and filter data based on various criteria, such as IP addresses, ports, protocols, and time ranges while also being highly scalable and can handle large volumes of data across multiple nodes in a cluster.

Kibana is a free and open frontend application that sits on top of Elasticsearch(ES), providing search and data visualization capabilities for data indexed in Elasticsearch. Kibana is a data visualization and management tool for Elasticsearch that provides real-time histograms, line graphs, pie charts, and maps. Kibana also includes advanced applications such as Canvas, which allows users to create custom dynamic infographics based on their data, and Elastic Maps for visualizing geospatial data.

Aviz OPB Visibility solution is truly based on open networking principles using open networking switch hardware running software-defined OPB NOS built on OpenSource NOS SONiC providing aggregation, filtering and load balancing of monitored traffic. The monitoring solution is completely designed using open-source analytics software for packet processing, storage and visibility on commodity x86 nodes.

Pre-requisite

  • The following OSes should work out of the box:

    • Arch

    • CentOS/RHEL 7, 8, 9

    • Amazon Linux 2

    • Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04, 22.04

  • An installation of Docker Container Engine.

Solution Components
Configuring OPBNOS
Installing Arkime
Installing Kibana
Troubleshooting
Solution Architecture