Hello,

We have a Cisco 3650 with IOS-XE v03.03.05SE configured as border 
router, and running IP Services.

All physical links are trunk and VLANs (on subinterfaces) are used for 
actual terminations.

Netflow (v9) is configured as follows (using Flexible Net Flow - FNF):

    flow record CiscoXE1
      match ipv4 tos
      match ipv4 protocol
      match ipv4 source address
      match ipv4 destination address
      match transport source-port
      match transport destination-port
      match interface input
      collect transport tcp flags
      collect interface output
      collect counter bytes long
      collect counter packets long
      collect timestamp absolute first
      collect timestamp absolute last
    !
    flow exporter ipv4exporter
      destination 195.251.204.<removed>
      source Loopback0
    !
    flow monitor ipv4monitor
      exporter ipv4exporter
      cache timeout active 15000
      record CiscoXE1
    !
    vlan configuration 4,8,25,102,133,135
    ip flow monitor ipv4monitor input
    !

With this configuration I do get netflow data (with nfdump 1.6.13 / 
nfsen 1.3.6p1 on CentOS 5), but graphs remain empty.

Here is some sample raw data received (last octet of ip addresses has 
been replaced with xxx):

    Flow Record:
       Flags        =              0x06 FLOW, Unsampled
       export sysid =                 4
       size         =                64
       first        =        1461155049 [2016-04-20 15:24:09]
       last         =        1461155049 [2016-04-20 15:24:09]
       msec_first   =               154
       msec_last    =               154
       src addr     =   195.251.204.xxx
       dst addr     =   194.177.210.xxx
       src port     =             46462
       dst port     =                53
       fwd status   =                 0
       tcp flags    =              0x00 ......
       proto        =                17 UDP
       (src)tos     =                 0
       (in)packets  =                 1
       (in)bytes    =                61
       input        =                27
       output       =                 0

    Flow Record:
       Flags        =              0x06 FLOW, Unsampled
       export sysid =                 4
       size         =                64
       first        =        1461155039 [2016-04-20 15:23:59]
       last         =        1461155063 [2016-04-20 15:24:23]
       msec_first   =               154
       msec_last    =               154
       src addr     =   195.251.203.xxx
       dst addr     =     183.3.202.xxx
       src port     =                22
       dst port     =             60979
       fwd status   =                 0
       tcp flags    =              0x1b .AP.SF
       proto        =                 6 TCP
       (src)tos     =                 0
       (in)packets  =                22
       (in)bytes    =              3413
       input        =                 3
       output       =                 0

My profiles seem to have been setup correctly, using the right ifindex 
numbers, as determined by (on the Cisco 3650):

    #show snmp mib ifmib ifindex | i Vlan

    Vlan4: Ifindex = 38
    Vlan610: Ifindex = 50
    Vlan135: Ifindex = 46
    Vlan100: Ifindex = 42
    Vlan102: Ifindex = 43
    Vlan133: Ifindex = 45
    Vlan8: Ifindex = 41
    Vlan575: Ifindex = 47
    Vlan7: Ifindex = 40
    Vlan10: Ifindex = 51
    Vlan300: Ifindex = 54
    Vlan5: Ifindex = 39
    Vlan600: Ifindex = 49
    Vlan3: Ifindex = 37
    Vlan1: Ifindex = 34
    Vlan50: Ifindex = 52
    Vlan132: Ifindex = 44
    Vlan25: Ifindex = 55
    Vlan576: Ifindex = 48

For example, the main traffic (from/to the ISP) moves through VLAN 102: 
Ifindex 43. However, I am not getting any traffic for IF 43 in nfsen or 
by running nfdump.

On the other hand, traffic data is available for the physical interface 
(Gi1/1/1 - ifindex 27), but this will not be really useful. We need to 
display traffic per VLAN.

If I understand right, input/output fields in flow records should 
contain the ifindex of the interface. It seems that the physical 
interface is recorded rather than the vlan ifindex.

Is there something wrong with the above configuration?

Note: If I try to configure netflow in the "conventional" way, it's not 
possible:

    (config)# interface vlan 102
    (config-if)#ip flow monitor ipv4monitor input
    % Flow Monitor: Flow Monitor 'ipv4monitor' flexible netflow not
    supported on vlan interfaces

      It seems to be only possible to configure netflow in "vlan 
configuration" mode, as I have done.

Any ideas or suggestions please?

Thanks in advance,
Nick


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