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Revision as of 13:18, 10 March 2017

VPP IPFIX implementation

Introduction

Requirements

  • IPv6 support
  • IPFIX aggregation with timout =! 0 (current implementation)
  • Multiple records per UDP packet
  • Should support export over IPv6
  • Be able to do local aggregation per any IPv6 fields or sub-field of IPv6 address (this is supported by IPFIX)

Work list

Task Owner Priority Status Description
IPv6 support Ole 0 Done
Aggregation and timer support 0 Done
API fixup (move out of vpe.api) Ole 1 Done
IPv6 export 1 Postponed
IPFIX export using TCP/SCTP 1 Postponed
Disable IPFIX export Pavel 0 In progress
Verify support for expire time == 0 Pavel 0 In progress
Performance and Scale tests 0
Update CLI 0 Split CLI between enabling per interface / forwarding path and parameters determining what information to collect.

CLI

flowperpkt feature add-del <interface-name> [l2|ip6] [disable] set ipfix exporter collector <ip4-address> [port <port>] src <ip4-address> [fib-id <fib-id>] [path-mtu <path-mtu>] [template-interval <template-interval>] [udp-checksum] ipfix flush

References