FlowViewer version 4.0 will work with IPFIX/v9 provided you can get a copy of SiLK v3.0.
SiLK has been developed by the NetSA group at Carnegie Mellon and it's previous versions (prior v3.0) are freely available. The manager of the SiLK software, Chris Inacio, has told me in emails he is getting all of the v3.0 approvals together, but hasn't finalized it. I believe if you work for a federal agency or are aligned with a US research organization (University?) you can get a copy of v3.0 now. The SiLK software is excellent and worth the wait, but I understand network management pressures to move on this. We've used a free-ware Inmon software tool to convert sflow to netflow v5 with success. I've received netflow from Juniper routers and store it with flow-tools for years. Is that the same as "jflow"? Best, Joe From: Drew Weaver <[email protected]> To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Date: 10/08/2012 12:14 PM Subject: [Flow-tools] Netflow v5 pretty much dead what is everyone migrating to? Sent by: [email protected] With Netflow v5’s life shortening every day what software package are people who are using flow-tools switching to? It seems like Netflow v9, ipfix, jflow and sflow are all viable technologies; is there a package like flow-tools that has collector and tools that works with all of those? Thanks, -Drew _______________________________________________ Flow-tools mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.splintered.net/mailman/listinfo/flow-tools
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