On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 5:56 AM, Peter Haag <[email protected]>wrote:

>
> Thanks for the suggestion. I'm not sure, if I understand you correctly.
> By getting the IFs via SNMP - agains what would you like to map them?
>

Oh by mapping I just mean to obtain the ifName and ifAlias and output them
with nfdump (and then nfsen).  I used the word mapping because its more of a
representation of the facts since it came from snmp and not the netflow
itself.
Example:
POS1/3
or:
CABLE & WIRELESS (private peer at NYC2)

Also the output of nfdump doesn't indicate which router an Input If or
Output If belongs to.
Example:

* nfdump -M 
/opt/nfsen/profiles-data/live/core1-pao1:core2-sea2:core1-sea2:core1-sea1:core1-chi1:core1-iad1:core2-dca3:core1-dca3:core2-dca2:core1-dca2
 -T  -r 2011/05/19/nfcapd.201105190320 -n 10 -s inif/flows
nfdump filter:
host XXX.XXX.40.18
Top 10 Input If ordered by flows:
Date first seen          Duration Proto          Input If    Flows(%)
   Packets(%)       Bytes(%)         pps      bps   bpp
2011-05-19 03:20:41.590   276.347 any                   6
17(22.1)    37000(22.3)    1.6 M( 1.4)      133    45044    42
2011-05-19 03:20:26.482   278.578 any                 127
15(19.5)    24000(14.5)    1.0 M( 0.9)       86    29061    42
2011-05-19 03:20:55.942   271.923 any                  10
12(15.6)    28000(16.9)   40.4 M(35.3)      102    1.2 M  1442
2011-05-19 03:20:51.958   274.483 any                  13
10(13.0)    21000(12.7)   28.9 M(25.3)       76   843330  1377
2011-05-19 03:20:28.793   295.363 any                   9
9(11.7)    15000( 9.0)   694000( 0.6)       50    18797    46
2011-05-18 20:25:59.465   183.078 any                  30        6(
7.8)    10000( 6.0)   919000( 0.8)       54    40157    91
2011-05-18 20:25:10.205   120.124 any                   5        3(
3.9)    25000(15.1)   37.5 M(32.7)      208    2.5 M  1500
2011-05-19 03:20:31.985   136.536 any                  53        2(
2.6)     3000( 1.8)    3.3 M( 2.9)       21   192418  1094
2011-05-19 03:22:54.354   112.349 any                 107        2(
2.6)     2000( 1.2)   224000( 0.2)       17    15950   112
2011-05-19 03:20:57.813     0.000 any                  19        1(
1.3)     1000( 0.6)    46000( 0.0)        0        0    46

Summary: total flows: 77, total bytes: 114.6 M, total packets: 166000,
avg bps: 36341, avg pps: 6, avg bpp: 690
Time window: 2011-05-18 20:25:10 - 2011-05-19 03:25:27
Total flows processed: 358089, Blocks skipped: 0, Bytes read: 18621404
Sys: 0.020s flows/second: 17055105.7 Wall: 0.017s flows/second: 20241309.1

The Input If in the example output above could say something like
"core1-sea2:CORE1.SEA1
via ONF-STTL-WGE-11" instead of just 127.

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