Use "flowdump" (with the distribution) to create ascii files from the raw
flow files. Then apply a PERL script to the ascii flow files and generate
your own reports as you like them.
At 09:38 AM 06/25/2001 +0800, Yu-lin Chang wrote:
>thank you Claret.
>
>I've check every arts utilities come with cflowd. As their name
>reflect, they can phrase arts files for AS-number, Net-Matrix, etc.
>But they can not provide ip<-->ip traffic reports.
>
>I read arts++ library documents all night. It provide a interface
>to extract IpPathData, AsMatrixData, NetMatrixDat, and so on.
>
>Except IpPathData, they all have a member function named "Bytes()".
>"Bytes()" will report the traffic between two AS (or two Nets,...).
>IpPathData did not have such member function.
>
>If I got correct concept, the "flows" option in "COLLECT" (cflowd.conf)
>will direct cfdcollect to store the raw flow data. The raw flow data
>from CISCO flow-export contains ip<-->ip traffic information.
>
>But artstoc did not report there is "flows" in arts file. I'm very
>confused.
>
>Sincerely,
>Yu-lin Chang
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