NSX Manager where VC Managers = 'VC IP'/var/log/arkin/flow-processor/flow-processor.[Timestamp].log[Timstamp] INFO v2.helpers.IpfixRawFlowValidator five_tuple_task-2 printAndResetRejectionStats:426 Raw Ipfix Record Rejection Stats [file=/var/flows/vds/nfcapd/nfcapd.[Timestamp]]: DENY_FLOWS:0 WRONG_REPORTING_POINT:0 DATA_SOURCE_DISABLED:0 SESSION_NOT_ESTABLISHED:0 NO_METRIC_DATA_4:0 NO_METRIC_DATA_6:0 ADDSTATE_WRONG_FLOW_TYPE:0 IPV6_LINK_LOCAL:0 NON_DOMAIN_NSXT_FLOWS:0 UNSUPPORTED_IPV6_FLOW_TYPE:0 IPFIX_ENABLED_ON_ANOTHER_COLLECTOR:100 DENY_NSX_INTERNET_FLOWS:0 DENY_NSX_FLOWS_RULE_ID_BASED:0 DENY_NSX_FLOWS_PORT_THRESHOLD_BASED:0VCF Operations for Networks
vRealize Network Insight
NSX multi site is currently not supported in AON/vRNI.
If you need to monitor network flows from both NSX environments, the recommended approach is to deploy a second vRNI/AON instance. This involves:
Setting up a new vRNI platform and collector.
Removing one of the existing NSX data sources from the current vRNI instance.
Adding that NSX and its associated vCenter as data sources in the new vRNI instance.
This separation ensures each vRNI instance monitors a single NSX environment, enabling complete flow visibility per site.
If monitoring flows from only one NSX environment is sufficient, follow these steps to switch flow visibility:
Remove all three data sources — vCenter, NSX1, and NSX2 — from the existing vRNI setup.
Wait for approximately 2 hours to allow internal cleanup of flow data.
Re-add the vCenter and the desired NSX data source (the one you want flow data from).
Allow up to 24 hours for flow data to be fully populated.