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- | ====== 1 General description ====== | ||
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- | VAS Experts DPI exports statistics in formats: | ||
- | * [[https:// | ||
- | * [[https:// | ||
- | ====== IPFIX (NetFlow v10) ====== | ||
- | Full statisctics by sessions is exported for the billing system. You can find the description of format in [[en: | ||
- | To collect, process and store NetFlow, we suggest using the [[en: | ||
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- | The section [[en: | ||
- | * ClickStream | ||
- | * SIP | ||
- | * FTP | ||
- | * instant messengers (XMPP) | ||
- | * mail protocols (POP, IMAP, SMTP) | ||
- | * raw unresolved metadata. | ||
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- | ====== NetFlow v5 ====== | ||
- | This format is supported by most of free and commercial tools for collecting and analysing stat data. For your convenience, | ||
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- | Transmission of the DPI information by netflow5 has some peculiarities: | ||
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- | - The information on the used protocol is defined in [[http:// | ||
- | - The statistics by protocols is transmitted in aggregated format. DPI accumulates statistics by the protocol by combining an information from various sessions. Then DPI sends this information to a collector within the specified schedule. This method allows dramatical reduction of amount of transmitted data. | ||
- | - Direction information is defined by [[http:// | ||
- | - The statistics by directions is transmitted in aggregated format. DPI accumulates statistics by the direction (AS number) by combining an information from various sessions. Then DPI sends this information to a collector within the specified schedule. This method allows dramatical reduction of amount of transmitted data. | ||
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- | ~~DISCUSSION|Please help us to improve our documentation. Let us know if you found an error or something is unclear.~~ |