Hi Slava, On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 11:42:37PM +0300, Slava Dubrovskiy wrote:
> I wish to count only traffic from/to local IP. I.e. that in base were > only my local IP. > For this purpose I specify my local IP in networks_file and I aggregate > by src_host, dst_host. > > I don't wish to store not local IP since then the base will be very big. > > Thus there are some networks (ua-list.txt) the traffic with which I need > to count separately. > So I make: > > aggregate[hourly]: src_host, dst_host > aggregate[hourly_ua]: src_host, dst_host > aggregate_filter[hourly_ua]: net 173.194.0.0/24 188.163.0.0/24 > 193.0.227.0/24 > plugins: mysql[hourly], mysql[hourly_ua] > sql_table[hourly]: acct_base > sql_table[hourly_ua]: acct_base_ua > networks_file: /etc/pmacct/networks.list > > But how can I separate traffic from/to UA-IX? > I can use aggregate_filter for this. And it work fine. > > But networks list is very big :( And I can't add full list to > aggregate_filter. OK: accounting for local IP addresses traffic and UA-IX networks is two different things - no traffic matrix required. Hence, i would propose you to change your config as follows: aggregate[hourly]: src_host, dst_host aggregate[hourly_ua]: src_host, dst_host plugins: mysql[hourly], mysql[hourly_ua] sql_table[hourly]: acct_base sql_table[hourly_ua]: acct_base_ua networks_file[hourly]: /etc/pmacct/networks-local.list networks_file[hourly_ua]: /etc/pmacct/networks-ua-ix.list The effect will be that the "hourly_ua" plugin will give you a breakdown of the traffic at the UA-IX, plus you will find a "catch all" entry every hour, ie. ip_src = 0, ip_dst = 0, which is the hourly sum of all the traffic between your local IP addresses and networks besides UA-IX. I did explain advantages of usin a networks_file rather than an aggregate_filter in this scenario in a previous email (reloadable at runtime and more efficient on long list of IP). Makes sense? Cheers, Paolo _______________________________________________ pmacct-discussion mailing list http://www.pmacct.net/#mailinglists
