On 6/4/2016 7:37 μμ, Mark D. Nagel wrote:
> The ASA reports NSEL, not NetFlow. The data does not include packet
> counters. It also
> does not (or did not) include directionality.
I have had some progress. I re-built nfdump (latest version) with the
nsel flag (which I realized I should have done):
# ./configure --enable-nsel --enable-nfprofile --enable-nftrack
--with-rrdpath=/usr/include
# make
# make install
Then I found that things improved, but, interestingly, I started getting
proper results only after I reversed in/out filters in the respective
profiles!(Note: all monitored interfaces are virtual, dot1q interfaces,
over physical LAGs).
BUT, although the bps traffic graphs now look correct (they are close to
what ASDM graphs report), doing analysis provides strange results: Byte
counts and rates look correct in graphs, but in analysis they seem
pretty undervalued.
As an example, I used in nfsen GUI (on the graph of a particular ASA
virtual interface) a "Time Window" focusing on a period of exactly 4
hours where activity is (correctly) reported in the graph at around 450
Mbps (almost continuous), and I requested ("Stat TopN") the Top 10 IP
Addresses, ordered by bytes. Then, the two top addresses (which
exchanged a massive quantity of data and should account for the 95% of
the 810 GB expected to have been transferred), appear to have exchanged
only 1.1 GB. So, it seems that data exchanged by the two hosts is
under-calculated by a factor of about 800.
Am I missing something?
Are the above observations and behavior expected? Please clarify!
Thanks,
Nick
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