IPFIX

[d307473]

Thanks for this great project. Any plans for supporting IPFIX?

[bitkeks]

Hi, thanks for the nice feedback!
I had planned to include it some time, but am working on stability right now. The library was refactored the last two days and is now an official package on PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/netflow/
You're very welcome to experiment with IPFIX of course. Feel free to add a netflow.ipfix module!

[bitkeks]

@schadom regarding your mentioned issue in manuelkasper/AS-Stats#88, you said

Currently I'm working on ip2as-lookups

I recently built a tool which mapped hostname -> IPs -> ASN. Maybe you find something useful in the repo: https://github.com/bitkeks/fediverse-infra-analysis/blob/master/ip2asn.py (links to my related blog article in the README).

[d307473]

@bitkeks world is small it seems :-) I did the same already, a Python script which fetches the pfx2as data daily from http://data.caida.org/datasets/routing and then uses this to do IP2AS lookups. This is more accurate than relying on - for example ripe-delegated list or other sources - because this really has fresh prefix/origin-as data. as-name is then resolved via whois.cymru.com by looking up the AS number.

This is already built-in into as-stats-python which is using python-netflow-v9-softflowd. So we need IPFIX support next :-)

[bitkeks]

That's good to hear! Currently investigating the diff for v9 to IPFIX. I'd also try to adapt the collector to speak TCP. And SCTP, but that might be more of a case of learning purpose..

Maybe this also helps resolving #21

[d307473]

Another alternative would be to do IP2AS and AS-NAME lookups by querying whois.cymru.com (https://asn.cymru.com) and store the results into a file. The downside of both methods is, that this won't work on installations without internet access.

is now an official package on PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/netflow/

thanks for the hint!

I will push the repo to github later on.

[bitkeks]

IPFIX is now included in the package and available to the collector. Could anyone of you test it in your setups? I'd then release a new version on PyPI with IPFIX. Thanks!

[d307473]

@bitkeks wow, that's amazing! thank you very much! will test later 👍

[bitkeks]

After adding some more tests, netflow v0.10.1 with IPFIX support is now published on PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/netflow/0.10.1/