traffic-analysis
Analyze network traffic patterns, identify top applications and bandwidth usage, and optimize traffic management. Perform DPI-based traffic classification.
What this skill does
# Traffic Analysis Skill Analyze network traffic patterns and identify top applications and bandwidth consumers. ## What this skill does This skill enables you to: - Identify applications in use with DPI classification - Analyze bandwidth usage by client and application - Identify heavy users and bandwidth-intensive applications - Track traffic patterns and trends - Recommend traffic optimization strategies - Perform DPI-based network analytics ## When to use this skill Use this skill when you need to: - Identify what applications are using bandwidth - Find bandwidth-heavy users or applications - Optimize traffic policies - Analyze traffic distribution - Plan bandwidth upgrades - Troubleshoot congestion issues - Generate traffic analysis reports ## Available Tools - `get_dpi_categories` - Get DPI application categories in use - `get_client_stats` - Get client bandwidth and traffic statistics - `get_network_devices` - Get device-level traffic information - `get_network_device_stats` - Get detailed device throughput metrics ## Typical Workflows ### Traffic Classification 1. Use `get_dpi_categories` to see application categories in use 2. Understand traffic classification (streaming, gaming, etc.) 3. Identify major application types 4. Plan QoS policies based on categories ### Bandwidth Analysis 1. Use `get_client_stats` to get client bandwidth usage 2. Identify top bandwidth consumers 3. Analyze bandwidth distribution 4. Correlate with application categories 5. Recommend bandwidth allocation changes ### Performance Troubleshooting 1. Use `get_network_device_stats` to check throughput 2. Use `get_client_stats` to analyze client bandwidth 3. Use `get_dpi_categories` to identify congestion causes 4. Correlate metrics to identify bottlenecks ## Example Questions - "What applications are using the most bandwidth?" - "Show top 10 bandwidth-consuming clients" - "Analyze traffic by DPI category" - "Identify bandwidth bottlenecks" - "Generate traffic analysis report" - "Which applications should we prioritize?" - "Recommend QoS policies based on traffic" ## Response Format When using this skill, I provide: - DPI application categories and traffic volumes - Top bandwidth consumers (clients) - Traffic distribution analysis - Bandwidth utilization patterns - QoS recommendations - Congestion identification - Optimization suggestions ## Best Practices - Monitor traffic patterns regularly - Correlate DPI categories with application policy - Use traffic data to justify bandwidth upgrades - Implement QoS based on application categories - Track traffic trends over time - Monitor for unusual traffic patterns - Balance bandwidth allocation fairly - Document traffic policies and rationale - Review and adjust policies quarterly
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