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From: Ralph Niere <[email protected]>
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Hello,

I'm having some difficulties compiling NeTraMet under Linux
(both 1.2.13 and 2.0.0). I got everything to compile fine
(with some warnings, though) except the meter.

I solved one problem with the Makefile by changing the compiler
name to gcc and by replacing the -DSUNOS with -DLINUX and another by
commenting out all includes in src/meter/met_var.c that are being looek
for in netinet/. That way everything was compiled fine. Only the last
compiler run that should build the final netramet binary doesn't work.

The compiler dumps an error on me wich looks like this:

(This is in linux/meter/)

[root@yazoo meter]# make
gcc   -o NeTraMet meter_ux.o ether_ux.o flowhash.o met_vars.o
./apps/snmpagnt.o ../snmplib/libsnmp.a
meter_ux.o: In function `main':
meter_ux.o(.text+0x78b): undefined reference to `init_interface'
meter_ux.o: In function `zero_pkt_stats':
meter_ux.o(.text+0x88d): undefined reference to `interface_read'
make: *** [NeTraMet] Error 1

Has someone gotten netramet to build under linux?

If so, could you give me a hint on where to look for a solution?

TIA, Ralph

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Hi NeTraMet users,

I have been playing with NeTraMet for the last few days, and have
reached the stage where I can even write some basic rule files.
Sendmail.cf move over, NeTraMet has arrived!!! :-)

Apart from one or two odd problems, I can't seem to figure out
how to reset a flow.  Is this possible?  Does anybody know?

I'm using NeTraMet to monitor traffic over our company's
connection to the internet for the purpose of working out billing
information.  Presently this is done on a DEC router, and such
information as IP pairs, packets, and bytes transmitted is
recorded on the router.  I have written a rule file for NeTraMet
that achieves the same ends, however each time NeMaC retrieves
data from the meter the flow count has increased.  The difference
between consecutive retrievals represents the data transferred in
that time.  I would much prefer an 'absolute' count of data
transferred, just so I don't have to do all the calculations
myself.  Essentially, I'd reset the meter at the start of the
hour, retrieving the data and resetting the meter again at the
start of the next hour.

Thoughts anyone?

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From: Andrzej Bialecki <[email protected]>
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On Tue, 2 Jul 1996, Martin van den Nieuwelaar wrote:

> Apart from one or two odd problems, I can't seem to figure out
> how to reset a flow.  Is this possible?  Does anybody know?

As far as I know, it could be (technically) possible, but unwise. Imagine
several managers collecting data from one meter - how any of them would
know the proper counts, if the others cleared the counters?
Anyway, current implementation doesn't support it (and probably won't).

Is that right, Nevil?

> transferred, just so I don't have to do all the calculations
> myself. [............]

The utility fd_filter was written to meet this end.

Here's what I do:
* I collect the flows from *very* busy ethernet link, with interval of
60s (to avoid filling up the buffers). I switch to another file of flows
every hour. This produces files of ~2MB size each hour.
* Then I filter them through fd_filter which gives me the absolute counts
of traffic.
* and finally, I sort each file by IPs, adding lines with the same Dest
and Source IP. This step gives me the files of about 500kB each.

I hope this helps,

Andy

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Hi Andrzej,

> Date: Tue, 2 Jul 1996 10:00:59 +0000 ()
> To: Martin van den Nieuwelaar <[email protected]>
> cc: [email protected]
>
> On Tue, 2 Jul 1996, Martin van den Nieuwelaar wrote:
>
> > Apart from one or two odd problems, I can't seem to figure out
> > how to reset a flow.  Is this possible?  Does anybody know?
>
> As far as I know, it could be (technically) possible, but unwise. Imagine
> several managers collecting data from one meter - how any of them would
> know the proper counts, if the others cleared the counters?

I see your point.  It really would mess things up in that case.

> Anyway, current implementation doesn't support it (and probably won't).
>
> Is that right, Nevil?
>
> > transferred, just so I don't have to do all the calculations
> > myself. [............]
>
> The utility fd_filter was written to meet this end.
>
> Here's what I do:
> * I collect the flows from *very* busy ethernet link, with interval of
> 60s (to avoid filling up the buffers). I switch to another file of flows
> every hour. This produces files of ~2MB size each hour.
> * Then I filter them through fd_filter which gives me the absolute counts
> of traffic.
> * and finally, I sort each file by IPs, adding lines with the same Dest
> and Source IP. This step gives me the files of about 500kB each.
>
> I hope this helps,

Yes.  This is most helpful.  I'm am now embarking on setting up something
very similar at our site.  We don't have quite that much volume luckily!

Thank you for taking the time to reply.


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I am having trouble porting NeTraMet to DEC OSF1 3.2c
Has anyone else done this successfully? Any hints?


Steve LeGrow
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Hallo !

I  am looking for a packet-driver for NeTraMet on the ftp-server
sun.soe.clarkson.edu .
I try to login as anonymous, but the server denied the access. Can anyone
help me ?
Knows anyone a ftp-server with packet driver for NeTraMet ?


From netramet-owner  Tue Jul 30 19:12:20 1996
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Hello,

I'm trying to install Netramet. I want to install the meter on a cisco, is
it possible ? Has anybody ever done it ? Which MIB do I need to install on
my cisco ?

Thanks for all.

Laurence

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