On Jan 07, "Webb, Nathan" wrote: Last but not least along these lines, I really like flow-divide, which is in the contrib directory. You input your flows and you get out a bunch of files that represent your subnets based on a config file.
> Another option is to filter on the IP subnets. If they have fixed ip > addresses, then this is probably going to be the easiest of all options. > > If the IP is dynamic, then provided that you retain logs of the IPs that > are allocated, you will be able to write a script that builds a filter > configuration file to extract flows for a certain IP address during the > times that the customer was connected. We're currently during this for > dial-up customers by extracting data from the radius logs. > > Bear in mind that if you have multiple exporters, then you will also > need to filter out all but the directly connected router, otherwise you > will get duplicate flows from other exporters by using this method. _______________________________________________ Flow-tools mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.splintered.net/mailman/listinfo/flow-tools
