You need to know the SNMP index for the interface in question (I guess this applies to virtual interfaces as well.) Here's an example of flows which are leaving the router interface identified by SNMP index 8:
In a file called 'filter_file' include:
filter-primitive dest_if
type ifindex
permit 8
default deny
filter-definition IF_filter
match output-interface dest_if
Then you can run the following example:
>flow-nfilter -f /tmp/filter_file -FIF_filter | flow-stat -f23 -S3
Joe
| lucas aremu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hello,
Please, can someone tell me how to specify in the
flow-tools config to include router interface and
router virtual interface as part of the data to be
collected from router.
Aremu
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