Thanks Brian - it's fixed in nfdump-1.6.11 which will be released most likely 
tomorrow. It will also support ASA 9.1 data.

        - Peter

On 21/11/13 10:55 AM, Brian Candler wrote:
> On 21/11/2013 09:23, Peter Haag wrote:
>> Hi Brian,
>> It looks to me, as you did not enable nsel at compile time. You need to
>> run at least ./configure --enable-nsel and make, make install
> Ah yes, you're quite right. I had only done
> ./configure --enable-nfprofile --enable-nftrack
> and didn't realise you had to --enable-nsel as well.
> 
> Rebuilt now, running with -Tnsel.
>>
>> Your already collected data should still be readable after nsel enabled.
> It is. I get zeros for X-Src IP Addr:Port and X-Dest IP Addr (although 
> strangely not X-Dest Port: I think this is a bug,
> see below)
> 
> Date first seen          Event  XEvent Proto      Src IP Addr:Port          
> Dst IP Addr:Port     X-Src IP Addr:Port
> X-Dst IP Addr:Port   In Byte Out Byte
> 2013-11-21 09:24:59.903 IGNORE  Ignore UDP 192.168.3.121:40528 ->          
> 8.8.8.8:53 0.0.0.0:0     ->         
> 0.0.0.0:53          28        0
> 
> Corresponding output with -o raw:
> 
> Flow Record:
>   Flags        =              0x06 FLOW, Unsampled
>   export sysid =                 1
>   size         =                56
>   first        =        1385025899 [2013-11-21 09:24:59]
>   last         =        1385025899 [2013-11-21 09:24:59]
>   msec_first   =               903
>   msec_last    =               903
>   src addr     =     192.168.3.121
>   dst addr     =           8.8.8.8
>   src port     =             40528
>   dst port     =                53
>   fwd status   =                 0
>   tcp flags    =              0x00 ......
>   proto        =                17 UDP
>   (src)tos     =                 0
>   (in)packets  =                 0
>   (in)bytes    =                28
>   input        =                14
>   output       =                 2
> 
> For the new records, I get:
> 
> Date first seen          Event  XEvent Proto      Src IP Addr:Port          
> Dst IP Addr:Port     X-Src IP Addr:Port
> X-Dst IP Addr:Port   In Byte Out Byte
> 2013-11-21 09:30:56.052 DELETE    2027 TCP 192.168.3.123:58914 ->    
> YY.YYY.YY.100:80 XXX.XX.XX.4:58914 ->   
> YY.YYY.YY.100:80         137      309
> 
> which looks much better.
> 
> Looking for a case of inbound destination port mapping:
> 
> 2013-11-21 09:38:24.519 CREATE  Ignore TCP YY.YY.YY.166:64325 ->      
> XXX.XX.XX.8:2222 YY.YY.YY.166:64325 ->   
> 192.168.5.110:2222         0        0
> 
> This is wrong. The translated destination port should be 22 but it is showing 
> the untranslated port.
> 
> Here is the -o raw record:
> 
> Flow Record:
>   Flags        =              0x46 EVENT, Unsampled
>   export sysid =                 1
>   size         =               132
>   first        =        1385026704 [2013-11-21 09:38:24]
>   last         =        1385026704 [2013-11-21 09:38:24]
>   msec_first   =               519
>   msec_last    =               519
>   src addr     =      84.92.42.166
>   dst addr     =       185.14.85.8
>   src port     =             64325
>   dst port     =              2222
>   fwd status   =                 0
>   tcp flags    =              0x00 ......
>   proto        =                 6 TCP
>   (src)tos     =                 0
>   (in)packets  =                 0
>   (in)bytes    =                 0
>   connect ID   =          11316151
>   fw event     =                 1: CREATE
>   fw ext event =                 0
>   flow start   =     1385026694490 [2013-11-21 09:38:14.490]
>   src asa port =             64325
>   dst asa port =                22
>   src asa ip   =      84.92.42.166
>   dst asa ip   =     192.168.5.110
>   Ingress ACL  =       0x266a12c4/0x2669d584/0xd78b0ca
>   Egress ACL   =       0x0/0x0/0x0
>   User name    =           <empty>
> 
> So the correct data has been captured ("dst asa port"), it just isn't shown 
> by nfdump in its normal output. The attached
> patch seems to do the job.
>> Hope, this helps
> It certainly does!
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Brian.
> 
> 
> 
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