If port 8080 is blocked, netstat -ano can identify the conflicting process. Change the port in wrapper.conf .
Specify the installation directory (e.g., /opt/ManageEngine/NetFlowAnalyzer ). Verify or change the default HTTP port ( 8060 ).
The Ultimate ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer Installation Guide
Once the installation completes, perform these essential steps to make the tool fully operational. Starting the NetFlow Analyzer Service On Windows:
Windows Server 2016, 2019, 2022, and Windows 10/11 (for evaluation).
Change the default admin password immediately upon your first login under the user profile settings. Configuring Devices to Send NetFlow Packets
Verify that the NetFlow Analyzer service actively listens on its designated traffic collection ports. netstat -ano | findstr 9996 Use code with caution. Linux Command: sudo netstat -lunp | grep 9996 Use code with caution.
Check if the NetFlow Analyzer service is active. Ensure your server firewall is not blocking incoming traffic on port 8060 .
Open the following firewall ports to allow proper data collection and web access: Default web client interface port (HTTP/HTTPS). 9996: Default UDP port for receiving NetFlow data.
ManageEngine NetFlow Analyzer Installation Guide: A Step-by-Step Deployment Walkthrough
