Hi Jeremy,
On Mon, Oct 05, 2009 at 01:14:46PM +1000, Jeremy Lee wrote:
I'm now discovering that there's often a huge time lag before the data
goes into the database, ranging from a few minutes to up to an hour. I've
got debug going, 20 seconds between SQL refreshes, and I get several:
Thanks for the help, Paolo. I appreciate.
Quoting only introduction to the issue for the sake of brevity; you
got the reason why you get nothing for minutes, then suddenly it's all
there: buffering. Perhaps try with incremental steps if you not have
already done that - instead of jumping from
Yes, that's right, the MySQL database is on another machine from pmaccd.
I
know this isn't the recommended setup, but (a) the machines are
co-located
This is not true. A modular design is generally the way to go for bigger
installations.
Oh, good. It seemed sensible.
Both scenarios are
Couldn't you instead configure pmacctd on the routers to use nfprobe to
export netflow to the database server and then on the database server run
nfacctd to collect the netflows from the routers and store to a local
mysql db.
That sounds needlessly complicated. I'll look into it. :-)
I just
Couldn't you instead configure pmacctd on the routers to use nfprobe to
export netflow to the database server and then on the database server run
nfacctd to collect the netflows from the routers and store to a local
mysql db.
*sigh* And maybe I would, if I could compile pmacct on the
Hi there, everybody!
I've got pmacctd installed and running, and it's working rather nicely for
what I need, except for two small issues;
Some background: I have some 'router' boxes, each with a LOT of IP
addresses. I'm using pmaccd and the mysql plugin on those machines to log
results into a
