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nfdump is a set of tools to collect and process netflow data. It's fast and has a powerful filter pcap like syntax. It supports netflow versions v1, v5, v7, v9 and IPFIX as well as a limited set of sflow. It includes support for CISCO ASA (NSEL) and CISCO NAT (NEL) devices, which export event logging records as v9 flows.
nfdump is fully IPv6 compatible.

Features

  • Processes netflow v1, v5, v7 and v9 FNF
  • Powerful pcap like syntax for netflow
  • Fully IPv6 compatible
  • Processes IPFIX (beta)

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License

BSD License

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User Reviews

  • Great product
  • NFDUMP is a life saver! I am very grateful for NFDUMP and NFSEN. I have been using them in small projects and they saved me a lot of guessing and headaches.
  • Excellent and very useful
  • Nfdump is excellent! Thanks.
  • great software, using it to collect data from ASA firewalls.
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Additional Project Details

Operating Systems

Solaris, Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, BSD, Mac

Languages

English

Intended Audience

Information Technology

Programming Language

C

Related Categories

C Network Monitoring Software

Registered

2004-09-15