Hi, We have a juniper router that was configured by former admins to export its netflows using let's say 192.168.0.1 as it's exporter ip. Now, I have to create filters for flow-nfilter using exporter ip, interface index. However, I can't seem to find how that admin set the exporter IP of that M-20 juniper router. The examples I found on the web has source-address command that can be used but that was already deprecated in this version. I need to use the loopback ip as its exporter ip because there are 3 links that the flows can pass through to reach our collector, and since it is using 192.168.0.1, it will only use link1. If link 1 went down, no flows will reach our collector. By the way these 3 links are load balanced and I am also wondering how this juniper is currently using only the first link as if it is not affected by the load balancing mechanism. Any idea how to set the exporter ip in this juniper version? Any idea why our router is only using the 192.168.0.1 and link1 when exporting flows and how can I set it to loopback? If you're using the very same version of juniper router, can I see your config?
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