Dear Paolo,
Thanks a lot! That actually worked great. Traffic is being counted just the
way I wanted it to be.
As for your questions:
a) I suppose an excerpt of my ifconfig will explain our setup best:
eth1 Link encap:Ethernet Hardware Adresse fa:4d: c2:6f:92:01
inet Adresse:2
Hi Stefan,
We crossed each other's email, very good. So if in your config you
replace the "aggregate: src_host,dst_host,proto" line with:
aggregate[in]: dst_host
aggregate[out]: src_host
!
imt_path[in]: /path/to/in.pipe
imt_path[out]: /path/to/out.pipe
Then query the memory tables:
shell> pmacc
Hi Stefan,
Two questions for you: a) is each virtual interface configured with
a different IP address (range) or is it placed in a different VLAN?
b) if you bind pmacctd (or tcpdump) to the main/real interface, say,
eth1 - are you able to see all in/out traffic of all eth1 virtual
interfaces? Answ
Hi Mario.
Thanks again for your reply.
I'm really sorry to bother the list but I obviously don't really understand
the configuration options although I've managed to narrow down the results I
get. So I suggest we leave the MySQL problem aside for the time being.
Here's my config on a local test s
Hey Stefan,
I use nfacctd with a custom plugin, never used pmacctd nor one of the SQL
plugins.
My guess is that you don't use "aggregate[]: none" and "sql_history[]: 1d".
Whatever configuration proposal I give you is a shot in the dark.
To have the data of all interfaces in one table I would cre
