Hi,
I don't think that's a Dayo's case - he want netflow data captured with flow-tool use with Flowscan to generate graphs, not vice versa.
flow-cat flow_file_from_flowtools | flow-export -f0 -m0x00FFFFFF > flow_file_to_use_with_flowscan_without_need_of_modification_flowscan
man flow-export
-f format Export format. Supported formats are:
0 cflowd
1 pcap
2 ASCII CSV
3 MySQL
4 wireRegards, Robert
Użytkownik Leigh Sharpe napisał:
Hi Dayo,
Flowscan saves the raw netflow data in another directory called saved. If this directory doesn't exist, then your raw netflow data will be deleted instead. Therefore, you need to create the saved directory and then access it there after flowscan has finished with it.
----- Original Message ----- *From:* Adeyeye Adedayo <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> *To:* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> *Sent:* Wednesday, August 25, 2004 9:09 AM *Subject:* [Flow-tools] flow-tools + Flowscan Integration
Is there a way I can have use the same netflow data captured with
flow-capture to generate graphs using RRDtool while still generating
reports with flow-stats / flow-reports utilities ?
I discovered I could not access the raw netflow data on my system
setup from netflowguide.com with the flow-tools reporting utilities.
Dayo Adeyeye
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