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Flow Loader And Virtual Information Output

F.L.A.V.I.O. is a data grapher for netflow collectors. It gathers data from a netflow collector, loads it into a MySQL database and can generate daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly charts. It shows traffic split by ports, statistics on total utilization, and generates percentile 95 information suitable for billing in burstable services. It has been written in Perl using DBD, DBI, and GD modules, and can be easily extended to support new features or to present data in different formats.

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  •  15 Jul 2002 09:11

Release Notes: F.L.A.V.I.O. now includes its own netflow_collector.pl module that makes it a entirely standalone collector, loader, aggregator, and grapher. It also supports new on-the-fly parsing modes to avoid wasting hard disk space at all and to keep the databases constantly updated.

  •  01 Jul 2002 10:38

Release Notes: Timezone support was enhanced in netflow_parse.pl. In order to improve speed, "create table" was made conditional for OSU Flow-Tools output parsing in netflow_parse.pl.

  •  25 Jun 2002 13:02

Release Notes: A "fast mode" was added to netflow_parse.pl which avoids looking for existing records in daily tables in order to update them if the new potential record matches with it. It may create bigger tables if there is more than one ASCII source file for the same period and the same customer/IP, which is unlikely to happen. On the other hand, it will considerably improve speed, as it will avoid a SELECT and an UPDATE to the big daily tables.

  •  21 Jun 2002 14:58

Release Notes: A new "single customer" mode in netflow_graph.pl to allow on-the-fly graphing for a single customer, and a new "read from STDIN" mode in netflow_parse.pl to speed up parsing and to avoid temporary files.

  •  19 Jun 2002 10:38

Release Notes: Every component now runs in strict mode. Timezone support was added to NFC mode in netflow_parse.pl. A bug in netflow_aggregate.pl that prevented it from generating Totals and Interfaces information was fixed. Some miscellaneous bugfixes and code cleanups were made.

RSS Recent comments

19 Mar 2004 03:11 dbshah

Re: Problems with netflow_graph.pl
even i am facing the same problem...flavio please help

16 Nov 2002 12:09 snfc21

Problems with netflow_graph.pl
mysql> show tables;
+-------------------+
| Tables_in_netflow |
+-------------------+
| 1993_3_2 |
| 2002_11_15 |
| M1993_3 |
| W1993_9 |
| Y1993 |
| customers |
+-------------------+
6 rows in set (0.00 sec)

mysql> quit
[cache flavio-2.0.0]22# ./netflow_graph.pl 2002_11_15
217.156.120.109: done
[cache flavio-2.0.0]23#

You would say that it's all done now and I should have my graphs for 217.156.120.109.

But I have no graphs, no png files and no nothing.
Though, i have the flows, i found activity from 217.156.120.109, everything looks fine, the only problem is that I have no graphs from running netflow_graph.pl

Can you help?

Dan

03 Sep 2002 19:04 fvillanustre

Re: Help/Mailing List
Hi,

I can address your questions by email at: fvillanustre@yahoo.com

Feel free to send questions, comments, etc.

Best regards,

Flavio.

> Is there an more appropriate place for
> posting questions concerning
> configuration etc. ?
>
> I have been playing with F.L.A.V.I.O.
> (2.0.0) for a couple of hours now, I've
> got the collector accepting data and
> creating .flw files in the data
> directory. Now I have a multitude of
> questions.
>
> Thanks
>
>
>

01 Sep 2002 23:52 Shatner

Help/Mailing List
Is there an more appropriate place for posting questions concerning configuration etc. ?

I have been playing with F.L.A.V.I.O. (2.0.0) for a couple of hours now, I've got the collector accepting data and creating .flw files in the data directory. Now I have a multitude of questions.

Thanks

18 Jul 2002 17:12 fvillanustre

Re: F.L.A.V.I.O
Have you read the documentation? This software is oriented towards ISP's and carriers that need to have traffic information available for customers or for their own internal usage. AFAIK, there are no other tools capable of storing netflow (or RTFM) information in an SQL database.

What do you see too complicated? May I help you?

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