Hi Mattias,
From what i read so far I believe the pesky bit here is that you are using
pmacctd (which is the libpcap-based daemon) rather than nfacctd (which is
the NetFlow collector daemon, which collects and analyses/dissects NetFlow
packets).
Cheers,
Paolo
On Fri, Aug 19, 2016 at
Hi Markus,
Not sure what you mean with that the server does NOT accept/process the
packets due to it target to another MAC address.
I thought the pmacctd used the libpcap the same way that tcpdump does and
analyses packets. But with tcpdump I have to use -vvv the all of the packet.
This is what
Hi Matthias,
could it be that your hosts does NOT accept/process the packets as those
are targeted to another MAC address? If you run wireshark/tcpdump the
interface to put into promiscuous mode to get them ...
If all have the same dst mac just change your interface facing the SPAN
port to
Hi Mattias,
do you have a drawing of your setup? I have to admit that it is unclear to me…
Thanks,
Mario
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Sounds like you have already have the DB server hardware.
It may be a good idea to simulate the data flows to and from your DB. Some
scripts that insert data at different constant rates and/or intermittent as it
comes from nfacctd normally generate the input to the DB. At the same time you