flowscan 1.006-13.1 / etc / flowscan / CampusIO.cf

# { General Directives #########################################################

# NextHops (OPTIONAL, BUT SUGGESTED IF OutputIfIndexes IS NOT DEFINED)
# a comma-seperated list of IP addresses (or resolvable hostnames), e.g.:
# NextHops gateway.provider.net, gateway.other.net

# OutputIfIndexes (OPTIONAL, BUT SUGGESTED IF NextHops IS NOT DEFINED)
# a comma-seperated list of ifIndexes as determined using SNMP, e.g.:
#    $ snmpwalk router.our.domain public interfaces.ifTable.ifEntry.ifDescr
# or by looking at the raw flows from Cflowd to determine the $output_if.
# e.g.:
# OutputIfIndexes 1, 2, 3

# LocalSubnetFiles (REQUIRED)
# a comma-seperated list of one (or more) files containing the definitions
# of "local" subnets, e.g.:
# LocalSubnetFiles local_nets.boulder
LocalSubnetFiles /etc/flowscan/local_nets.boulder

# OutputDir (REQUIRED)
# This is the directory in which RRD files will be written, e.g.:
# OutputDir /var/local/flows/graphs
OutputDir graphs

# LocalNextHops (OPTIONAL)
# a comma-seperated list of IP address (or resolvable hostnames).
#
# This is an "advanced" option which is only necessary if you are exporting
# and collecting flows from multiple Ciscos to the same FlowScan.
#
# Specify all the local Cisco router(s) from you are exporting and
# collecting flows on this FlowScan host.  This will ensure that the
# same flow isn't counted twice by ignoring flows destined for these
# next-hops, which otherwise would look as if they're inbound flows.
# (The flow will be counted by the last exporter that forwards it.)
# E.g.:
# LocalNextHops other-router.our.domain

# Verbose (OPTIONAL, non-zero = true)
# Verbose 1

# }{ Web Proxy #################################################################

# WebProxyIfIndex (OPTIONAL)
# The single ifIndex number of the router interface to which HTTP requests are
# being transparently redirected.
# E.g.:
# WebProxyIfIndex 5

# }{ IP Protocols ##############################################################

# Protocols (OPTIONAL)
# a comma-seperated list of IP protocols by name, e.g.:
# Protocols icmp, tcp, udp
Protocols icmp, tcp, udp

# }{ IP Services ###############################################################

# TCPServices (OPTIONAL)
# a comma-seperated list of TCP services by name or number, e.g.:
# TCPServices ftp-data, ftp, smtp, nntp, http, 7070, 554
TCPServices ftp-data, ftp, smtp, nntp, http, 7070, 554

# UDPServices (OPTIONAL)
# a comma-seperated list of UDP services by name or number, e.g.:
# UDPServices domain, snmp, snmp-trap

# }{ Napster ###################################################################

# NapsterSubnetFiles (OPTIONAL)
# a comma-seperated list of one (or more) files containing the definitions
# of "Napster" subnets, e.g.:
# NapsterSubnetFiles Napster_subnets.boulder
NapsterSubnetFiles /etc/flowscan/Napster_subnets.boulder

# NapsterSeconds (OPTIONAL)
# the number of seconds after which a given campus host has communicated
# with a host within the "Napster" subnet(s) will no longer be considered
# to be using the Napster application.  E.g. 1/2 an hour:
NapsterSeconds 1800

# NapsterPorts (OPTIONAL)
# a comma-seperated list of default TCP ports used by Napster.
# These will be used to determine the confidence level of whether or not
# it's really Napster traffic.
# (If confidence is low, it will be reported as "NapsterMaybe".)
NapsterPorts 8875, 4444, 5555, 6666, 6697, 6688, 6699, 7777, 8888

# }{ AS & BGP ##################################################################

# ASPairs (OPTIONAL)
# source_AS:destination_AS, e.g.:
# ASPairs 0:0
# (Note that the effect of setting ASPairs will be different based on whether
# you specified "peer-as" or "origin-as" when you configured your Cisco.)
ASPairs 0:0

# BGPDumpFile (OPTIONAL)
# the name of a file containing the output of "show ip bgp" on your Cisco
# exporter.  If this option is used, and the specified file exists, it will
# cause the "originAS" and "pathAS" reports to be generated.  Furthermore,
# if the BGPDumpFile's modification time is updated, it will be reloaded.
# BGPDumpFile /tmp/router.our.domain.bgp

# ASNFile (OPTIONAL)
# the path of a file containing ASN info in the format of the file at this URL:
#    ftp://ftp.arin.net/netinfo/asn.txt
# ASNFile etc/asn.txt

# }{ Top Talkers and AS Reports ################################################

# TopN (OPTIONAL)
# Note that this requires the HTML::Table perl module.
# This is the number of top talkers and listeners to show in the tables
# that will be generated in the "top.html" HTML fragment output file
# TopN 10

# ReportPrefixFormat (OPTIONAL)
# This option is used to specify the file name prefix for any HTML or text
# reports such as the "originAS" and "pathAS" reports.
# You may use strftime(3) format specifiers in the value, and it may also
# specify sub-directories.
# If not set, the prefix defaults to the null string, which means that
# each report to overwrite the previous of that type.
# Create reports with this sort of name "YYYYMMDD/HH:MI_report.html":
# ReportPrefixFormat %Y%m%d/%H:%M_
# Preserve one month by using the day of month in the dir name (like sar(1)):
# ReportPrefixFormat %d/%H:%M_
# Preserve one day by using only the hour and minute in the dir name:
# ReportPrefixFormat %H:%M/

# } ############################################################################