On Nov 24, "jing shen" wrote: Sorry, never used CUFlow.
You could always write a script that flow-cats all the files you're interested in into one flow file, and then graph the files from the output directory where you put them. > Hi Mike�� > > Thanks. > > But, is that possible to use flowscan+CUFlow to generate overall statistics > graph with multiple directories? > > > > In 2004��11��24�գ�1:16:45 you said: > > > On Nov 23, "jing shen" wrote: > > >> Hi �� > >> > >> I collect netflow raw data for several routers, those records were > >> saved in several directories. > >> > >> Now, I want to get overall statistics, like destination AS, packet > >> sizes, flow sizes etc., how can I do it ? > > > If you have directories like this: > > > /flow/router1 > > /flow/router2 > > /flow/router3 > > > You can do something like: > > > cd /flow > > find . -name 'ft*' | xargs flow-cat > > > Then pipe to flow-report or flow-stat, etc. > > > I also wrote this script that you could modify to help: > > > http://mailman.splintered.net/pipermail/flow-tools/2004-April/002104.html > > > Good luck, > > > Mike > > > > -- > -- -- > Regards > > > Joe Shen > > ****************************************** > * The sunshine of lifetime is made up of * > * little beams which is bright all the * > * time. * > ****************************************** > _______________________________________________ Flow-tools mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.splintered.net/mailman/listinfo/flow-tools
