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This video will show you how to configure a Cisco® router to export NetFlow data using NetFlow version 9, also known as Flexible NetFlow. Depending on the Cisco device you are using, there may be additional steps required to successfully collect ingress and egress flow data. However, in general, there are four basic steps to capturing flow data using Flexible NetFlow: create a flow record, create a flow exporter, create a flow monitor, and apply the flow monitor to interfaces. After you've logged into the router, go in to global configuration mode by typing “config t.” Now create the flow record. For the purposes of this demo, we'll name it "NTA record," but you can use any name you like. Next, you'll define match and collect statements to capture fields to include in the flow record. To collect both endpoints of the conversation, enter "match ipv4 source address" and then "match ipv4 destination address." To collect protocol information, enter "match ipv4 protocol." For applicati