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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting awk printf format in columns Post 302635075 by neutronscott on Friday 4th of May 2012 08:35:14 AM
Old 05-04-2012
This 200/300/500/1000 is what? Would you rather count what's actually there, or just test for them to be any of those specific numbers? If you want to count each, do you want them all converted to integer first? And do you want it sorted?
 

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flow-gen(1)						      General Commands Manual						       flow-gen(1)

NAME
flow-gen -- Generate test flows SYNOPSIS
flow-gen [-h] [-b big|little] [-d debug_level] [-n count] [-V version] [-z z_level] DESCRIPTION
The flow-gen utility generates a test pattern of flows in any of the currently supported export versions typically for debugging purposes. OPTIONS
-b big|little Byte order of output. -d debug_level Enable debugging. -h Display help. -n count Generate count flows. Default 1000. -V version Generate version type exports. Supported versions are: 1 NetFlow version 1 (No sequence numbers, AS, or mask) 5 NetFlow version 5 6 NetFlow version 6 (5+ Encapsulation size) 7 NetFlow version 7 (Catalyst switches) 8.1 NetFlow AS Aggregation 8.2 NetFlow Proto Port Aggregation 8.3 NetFlow Source Prefix Aggregation 8.4 NetFlow Destination Prefix Aggregation 8.5 NetFlow Prefix Aggregation 8.6 NetFlow Destination (Catalyst switches) 8.7 NetFlow Source Destination (Catalyst switches) 8.8 NetFlow Full Flow (Catalyst switches) 8.9 NetFlow ToS AS Aggregation 8.10 NetFlow ToS Proto Port Aggregation 8.11 NetFlow ToS Source Prefix Aggregation 8.12 NetFlow ToS Destination Prefix Aggregation 8.13 NetFlow ToS Prefix Aggregation 8.14 NetFlow ToS Prefix Port Aggregation 1005 Flow-Tools tagged version 5 -z z_level Configure compression level to z_level. 0 is disabled (no compression), 9 is highest compression. EXAMPLES
Generate a test pattern of 1000 version 5 flows and send them in the Cisco NetFlow packet format to 10.0.0.1 port 9500. flow-gen -V5 | flow-send 0/10.0.0.1/9500 BUGS
The test pattern may change between releases. AUTHOR
Mark Fullmer maf@splintered.net SEE ALSO
flow-tools(1) flow-gen(1)
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