I continue to see only two active interfaces, despite running at the current release (1.6.15) with -Tall used on nfcapd.
Several hours of netflow collected.

Example:

         $ ./nfcapd -Tall -p2055 -l test
       Add extension: 2 byte input/output interface index
       Add extension: 4 byte input/output interface index
       Add extension: 2 byte src/dst AS number
       Add extension: 4 byte src/dst AS number
       Add extension: dst tos, direction, src/dst mask
       Add extension: IPv4 next hop
       Add extension: IPv6 next hop
       Add extension: IPv4 BGP next IP
       Add extension: IPv6 BGP next IP
       Add extension: src/dst vlan id
       Add extension: 4 byte output packets
       Add extension: 8 byte output packets
       Add extension: 4 byte output bytes
       Add extension: 8 byte output bytes
       Add extension: 4 byte aggregated flows
       Add extension: 8 byte aggregated flows
       Add extension: in src/out dst mac address
       Add extension: in dst/out src mac address
       Add extension: MPLS Labels
       Add extension: IPv4 router IP addr
       Add extension: IPv6 router IP addr
       Add extension: router ID
       Add extension: BGP adjacent prev/next AS
       Add extension: time packet received
       Add extension: NSEL Common block
       Add extension: NSEL xlate ports
       Add extension: NSEL xlate IPv4 addr
       Add extension: NSEL xlate IPv6 addr
       Add extension: NSEL ACL ingress/egress acl ID
       Add extension: NSEL username
       Add extension: NSEL max username
       Add extension: nprobe latency
       Add extension: NEL Common block
       Add extension: Compat NEL IPv4
       Add extension: NAT Port Block Allocation
       Bound to IPv4 host/IP: any, Port: 2055
       Startup.
       Init IPFIX: Max number of IPFIX tags: 62
       Process_v9: New exporter: SysID: 1, Domain: 1536, IP:
       xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

       Process_v9: New exporter: SysID: 2, Domain: 2304, IP:
       xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

       Process_v9: [1536] Add template 261
       Process_v9: [2304] Add template 264
       Process_v9: New exporter: SysID: 3, Domain: 6, IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

       Ident: 'none' Flows: 121787, Packets: 2817842, Bytes: 964336588,
       Sequence Errors: 0, Bad Packets: 0
       Total ignored packets: 0
       Ident: 'none' Flows: 170635, Packets: 3797907, Bytes:
       1195265191, Sequence Errors: 0, Bad Packets: 0
       Total ignored packets: 0


     ~/nfdump-master/bin
   $ ./nfdump -R  test/nfcapd.201610310707 -s if
   Top 10 In/Out If ordered by -:
   Date first seen          Duration Proto         In/Out If
   Flows(%)     Packets(%)       Bytes(%)         pps      bps bpp
   1969-12-31 18:00:00.000     0.000 any                   0    6.5
   M(100.0)  155.8 M(100.0)   57.8 G(100.0)        0        0 370  ==>
   valid interface
   1969-12-31 18:00:00.000     0.000 any                   5    6.5
   M(100.0)  155.8 M(100.0)   57.8 G(100.0)        0        0 370  ==>
   valid interface - but there should be others

   Summary: total flows: 6482725, total bytes: 57763340316, total
   packets: 155829540, avg bps: 0, avg pps: 0, avg bpp: 0
   Time window: 2016-10-31 07:07:25 - 2016-10-31 10:22:25
   Total flows processed: 6482725, Blocks skipped: 0, Bytes read: 544564296
   Sys: 0.795s flows/second: 8154371.1  Wall: 0.795s flows/second:
   8148221.5

I will compare with nprobe.

Any advice appreciated.



On 10/31/2016 12:05 AM, James A. Klun wrote:
I recompiled - with some effort - with the current github source

        $ ./nfcapd -V
        nfcapd: Version: 1.6.15   ( was 13)



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