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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Count total unique destination for source Post 302213261 by new_buddy on Wednesday 9th of July 2008 05:14:44 PM
Old 07-09-2008
I am not sure what is wrong with my output. It is the output that I want.

Quote:

src ip dest ip #of flows total bytes
192.168.6.0 88.0.33.2 12 128
192.168.6.0 88.0.33.2 1 168
192.168.6.0 111.22.35.0 2 364
192.168.5.0 88.0.33.2 1 125
.....I want to count the unique destination, total flows and total bytes per sorce ip. The output that I want it to be is this

192.168.6.0 2 15 660
192.168.5.0 1 1 125
.....
From here, source 192.168.6.0 has 2 unique destination (88.0.33.22 and 111.22.35.0). and total of the flows is 12 (12+1+2) and total bytes 660 (128+168+364). So. from your code, I am trying to fit with my code. I am using awk -f count.awk. This are the lines in the count.awk file.
Code:
            {src[$1,$2]++
	total[$1,$2]=total[$1,$2]+$3 
	bytes[$1,$2]=bytes[$1,$2]+$4 
	}
 	END{
	for (i in src) print src " " src[i] "\t" total[i] "\t"  bytes[i] 
	}

However, I got an error said that the src array is an illegal reference. Please help me. Need to solve this problem
 

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ADD_TXRX(1)						      General Commands Manual						       ADD_TXRX(1)

NAME
add_txrx - add two new Data Sources called 'tx' and 'rx' to an RRD file SYNOPSIS
add_txrx <file> ... DESCRIPTION
This utility is used when upgrading from FlowScan-1.005 (or less) to FlowScan-1.006 (or greater). It is used to add two new Data Sources to FlowScan ".rrd" files. e.g.: $ make install # install FlowScan-1.006 in your existing FlowScan dir $ cd $prefix/graphs $ add_txrx total.rrd *.*.*.*_*.rrd tx - a count of the unique source IP addresses that have transmitted flows rx - a count of the unique destination IP addresses that have received flows These Data Sources will allows FlowScan users to calculate the average number of bytes, packets, and flows per host and to determine the overall level of activity (in terms of numbers of individual hosts) for each subnet and for the entire campus. The values will be recorded only if you use the TopN directive with the CampusIO and/or SubNetIO reports. TopN was introduced in FlowS- can-1.006. For instance, if you set CampusIO's TopN to a value greater than zero, the tx value in FlowScan's "total.rrd" is the number of unique source IP addresses (hosts) from which FlowScan has seen outbound flows. Upgrading your RRD Files If you are upgrading, it is necessary to add two new Data Sources to the some of your existing RRD files. Before running flowscan, backup your RRD files, e.g.: $ cd $prefix/graphs $ tar cf saved_rrd_files.tar *.rrd then do this: $ cd $prefix/graphs $ ../bin/add_txrx total.rrd [1-9]*.*.*.*_*.rrd SEE ALSO
add_ds.pl(1), event2vrule(1), flowscan(1), ip2hostname(1), locker(1) AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Anibal Monsalve Salazar, for the Debian Project. ADD_TXRX(1)
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