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Title : IPFIX Aggregation
Author(s) : F. Dressler, et al.
Filename : draft-dressler-ipfix-aggregation-01.txt
Pages : 18
Date : 2005-7-21
IPFIX Aggregation describes a methodology for reducing the amount of
measurement data exchanged between monitoring devices (IPFIX
exporters) and analyzers (IPFIX collectors). Using aggregation
techniques, measurement information of multiple similar flows is
aggregated into one meta-flow record. The degree of similarity can
be customized using aggregation rules.
To ensure efficient communication of both aggregated flows and the
aggregation rules used the IPFIX Protocol and IPFIX Information Model
are slightly extended to allow two new abstract data types and a new
type of template set.
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