Hi Slava, On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 07:11:24PM +0300, Slava Dubrovskiy wrote:
> I use networks_file that ip_src and ip_dst were grouped only in my > networks. But I also need to count the traffic on networks entering in > UA-IX (http://noc.ua-ix.net.ua/ua-list.txt) > > For this purpose I can use aggregate_filter. But I cannot use it, since > the list ua-list.txt very big. I'm not sure if i get it correctly: you want to get a traffic matrix of local IP addresses and IP adresses reached through the UA-IX. If that's the case, you can append the UA-IX networks to the local ones in the file pointed by the "networks_file" directive(s). Say that X1 .. Xn is the set of your (or your customers) IP address and Y1 .. Yn is the set of IP address reached through UA-IX and Z1 .. Zn is the set of IP addresses reached via upstream providers, you would see: Xm, Ym, .., bytes, packets : Outbound traffic to UA-IX Ym, Xm, .., bytes, packets : Inbound traffic from UA-IX Xm, 0, .., bytes, packets : Outbound traffic to upstream providers 0, Xm, .., bytes, packets : Inbound traffic to upstream providers Another scenario can be to maintain as-is local IP addresses, while aggregating at network boundary IP addresses reached via the UA-IX. Just let me know if this is the case. If instead calculating traffic from/to UA-IX is something totally separated from calculating traffic from/to local IP addresses (so, you are not trying to build a traffic matrix), then you can freely instantiate a plugin right for that task. Cheers, Paolo _______________________________________________ pmacct-discussion mailing list http://www.pmacct.net/#mailinglists
