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nprobe support for Cisco WLC netflow export‏ #21

Closed yslarmie closed 7 years ago

yslarmie commented 8 years ago

Hello team,

After reading through the following blog post:

http://mrncciew.com/2013/02/13/who-really-support-wlc-netflow/

It seems that Cisco sends these unique fields in their Wireless LAN Controller netflow v9 exports:

• applicationTag • ipDiffServCodePoint • octetDeltaCount • packetDeltaCount • postIpDiffServCodePoint • staIPv4Address • staMacAddress • wlanSSID • wtpMacAddress

Could you please help me in getting these fields incorporated into nprobe? Currently, ntopng shows zero data for the received netflow packets coming from the WLC.

I'm attaching the pcap file for a netflow capture taken on the nprobe server where I used the following: "tcpdump -n host 137.158.248.10 -w WLC -s 0" :

http://1drv.ms/1PyuWCz

The nprobe and ntopng commands that I used are as follows:

nprobe --zmq tcp://127.0.0.1:2055 --collector-port 9991 -i none -n none -b 2 &

ntopng -i tcp://127.0.0.1:2055 &

Best regards, Yasser

lucaderi commented 8 years ago

@yslarmie Hi, I have looked at the pcap but it contains just flows (no template). Please try again.

yslarmie commented 8 years ago

Apologies Luca, here is the pcap with the template:

http://1drv.ms/1P2e0jc

yslarmie commented 8 years ago

Good day, I know this is a best-effort service, but could you give me a timeframe within which you'll have a look at this please?

lucaderi commented 8 years ago

Sorry for the delay. I have looked at the pcap you sent me but as you can see it lacks many fields we need to create flows. For instance we do not see IP addresses (only one), protocol, port just to mention a few. We can emulate this information (e.g. adding 0.0.0.0) but your flows will be incomplete and I doubt you can do much with them with any netflow collector. Please advise.

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yslarmie commented 8 years ago

Thanks Luca,

The university intends to use ntop in the capacity of real-time layer 7 inspection. So as long as a mac address is identifiable along with the application, then your development work to fill in the blanks would still be of value to us.

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Sorry for the delay. I have looked at the pcap you sent me but as you can see it lacks many fields we need to create flows. For instance we do not see IP addresses (only one), protocol, port just to mention a few. We can emulate this information (e.g. adding 0.0.0.0) but your flows will be incomplete and I doubt you can do much with them with any netflow collector. Please advise.

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ValentinaViscarelli commented 7 years ago

Sorry for delay, but with this information nprobe is not able to create flows. The nprobe task is the flows creation and in order to do this it needs of ip address (src and dst) and ports. In your pcap file I don't see these information.

lucaderi commented 1 month ago
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This feature has been implemented in the current software version