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From: Alan Brown <[email protected]>
Subject: Overreporting
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Has anyone else seen overreporting on certain flow types?

In particular we're seeing an order of magnitude excess being
given as a traffic figure on long flows such as IRC.

Additionally I'm getting strange figures on Iphone (UDP, 22555:22555)
and http traffic.

One user was reported as having a 6Mb iphone flow when he was only
online 3/4 hour on a 14k4 link. Other users are getting similar
traffic figures which don't match their link speed/time.

AB


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From: J Nevil Brownlee <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Overreporting
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Hello Alan:

> In particular we're seeing an order of magnitude excess being
> given as a traffic figure on long flows such as IRC.
> Additionally I'm getting strange figures on Iphone (UDP, 22555:22555)
> and http traffic.

1) Which version of the NeTraMet software are you using?
  I've put a 3.3 alpha version on
  ftp://ftp.auckland.ac.nz/pub/iawg/NeTraMet
  as 33alpha.tar.gz - this fixes some nasty SNMP problems; I'd be
  interested to know whether it helps in your case.

2) If you'll send me a copy of your rule file, I'll see whether I can
  see anything odd about it.

Cheers, Nevil

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