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Title : Order of Information Elements
Author(s) : H. Irino
Filename : draft-irino-ipfix-ie-order-01.txt
Pages : 33
Date : 2007-3-6
This draft describes guidelines for the order of Information Elements
of the IPFIX protocol for the creation of Templates. It aims to
improve the efficiency of the Collecting Process on the assumption
that multiple Exporting Processes send Flow Records containing the
same Information Elements to a Collecting Process. Exporters can
make (almost) the same Template from the same combination of
Information Elements by applying the order rule defined in this
draft. Furthermore, some Templates will have a suitable data
structure for hardware processing if the rule is applied because the
rule defines that fixed-length Information Elements and other
Information Elements are separated in position.
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