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Title : Flow selection support in IPFIX
Author(s) : M. Molina
Filename : draft-molina-flow-selection-00.txt
Pages : 12
Date : 2003-10-16
Flow selection is the process of selecting only a limited number of
flows out of all the flows observable/observed at an IPFIX device.
The selection can be done in the metering process, by selectively
accounting only some of the incoming packets, in the flow recording
process, by keeping only some of the created flow records, or in the
exporting process, by exporting only some of the flow records of the
flow recording process. This document describes the scenarios where
flow selection can be applied, discusses what information about the
flow selection process is beneficial to export and provides an
information model for it.
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