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Custom attribute export extension for NetFlow probe
Mateáš, Branislav ; Lichtner, Ondrej (oponent) ; Grégr, Matěj (vedoucí práce)
This master’s thesis delves into the augmentation of NetFlow kernel module by implementing a custom attribute export feature focused on capturing variance. The output of this thesis is a tutorial on how to extend the implementation of the ipt_netflow module to export a custom netflow attribute, and the implementation itself extended to export the Variance netflow attribute. Variance adds a new dimension to network flow data that is particularly valuable for anomaly detection and network performance monitoring.
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Cisco Command Line Support in Highlight.js
Mateáš, Branislav ; Veselý, Vladimír (oponent) ; Polčák, Libor (vedoucí práce)
The aim of the work was to create a tool to support users of Cisco devices. Support is based on color-coded command syntax. The result of the work is a tool for off-line browsing of web pages containing Cisco commands and configuration statements with color resolution of keywords, IP addresses, numbers, strings, domains, network paths, etc. When creating the utility for Cisco users, current information technologies were used as regular expressions, which are used in the JavaScript programming language used, and the color highlighting itself is solved as an extension of the Highlight.js tool. The proposed grammar was published on the official website of the Highlight.js internet community, where it can be accessed by all interested future users. Part of the work is also testing the proposed tool on computers of different configurations in the three most used Internet browsers.
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Cisco Command Line Support in Highlight.js
Mateáš, Branislav ; Veselý, Vladimír (oponent) ; Polčák, Libor (vedoucí práce)
The aim of the work was to create a tool to support users of Cisco devices. Support is based on color-coded command syntax. The result of the work is a tool for off-line browsing of web pages containing Cisco commands and configuration statements with color resolution of keywords, IP addresses, numbers, strings, domains, network paths, etc. When creating the utility for Cisco users, current information technologies were used as regular expressions, which are used in the JavaScript programming language used, and the color highlighting itself is solved as an extension of the Highlight.js tool. The proposed grammar was published on the official website of the Highlight.js internet community, where it can be accessed by all interested future users. Part of the work is also testing the proposed tool on computers of different configurations in the three most used Internet browsers.
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