Hi,

How can I get Post NAT IPv4 Address from Netflow V9 (Custom) sensor ?

Here the output Template captured from wireshark:

Frame 3432: 262 bytes on wire (2096 bits), 262 bytes captured (2096 bits) on interface 0
Ethernet II, Src: xxx, Dst: xxx
Internet Protocol Version 4, Src: xxx, Dst: xxx
User Datagram Protocol, Src Port: 2055, Dst Port: 2055
Cisco NetFlow/IPFIX
    Version: 9
    Count: 2
    SysUptime: 2340069.690000000 seconds
    Timestamp: xxx
    FlowSequence: 1761501
    SourceId: 0
    FlowSet 1 [id=0] (Data Template): 256,257
        FlowSet Id: Data Template (V9) (0)
        FlowSet Length: 200
        Template (Id = 256, Count = 24)
            Template Id: 256
            Field Count: 24
            Field (1/24): LAST_SWITCHED
            Field (2/24): FIRST_SWITCHED
            Field (3/24): PKTS
            Field (4/24): BYTES
            Field (5/24): INPUT_SNMP
            Field (6/24): OUTPUT_SNMP
            Field (7/24): IP_SRC_ADDR
            Field (8/24): IP_DST_ADDR
            Field (9/24): PROTOCOL
            Field (10/24): IP_TOS
            Field (11/24): L4_SRC_PORT
            Field (12/24): L4_DST_PORT
            Field (13/24): IP_NEXT_HOP
            Field (14/24): DST_MASK
            Field (15/24): SRC_MASK
            Field (16/24): TCP_FLAGS
            Field (17/24): DESTINATION_MAC
            Field (18/24): SRC_MAC
            Field (19/24): DST_MAC
            Field (20/24): SOURCE_MAC
            Field (21/24): postNATSourceIPv4Address
            Field (22/24): postNATDestinationIPv4Address
            Field (23/24): postNAPTSourceTransportPort
            Field (24/24): postNAPTDestinationTransportPort
        Template (Id = 257, Count = 23)


From the manual, I'm not able to find any valid field for channel definitions that match those item.

Thank you.


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Hi,

How can I get Post NAT IPv4 Source Address (Type 225) and Post NAT IPv4 Destination Address (Type 226) from Netflow V9 (Custom) sensor ?

Here the output Template captured from wireshark:

Frame 3432: 262 bytes on wire (2096 bits), 262 bytes captured (2096 bits) on interface 0
Ethernet II, Src: xxx, Dst: xxx
Internet Protocol Version 4, Src: xxx, Dst: xxx
User Datagram Protocol, Src Port: 2055, Dst Port: 2055
Cisco NetFlow/IPFIX
    Version: 9
    Count: 2
    SysUptime: 2340069.690000000 seconds
    Timestamp: xxx
    FlowSequence: 1761501
    SourceId: 0
    FlowSet 1 [id=0] (Data Template): 256,257
        FlowSet Id: Data Template (V9) (0)
        FlowSet Length: 200
        Template (Id = 256, Count = 24)
            Template Id: 256
            Field Count: 24
            Field (1/24): LAST_SWITCHED
            Field (2/24): FIRST_SWITCHED
            Field (3/24): PKTS
            Field (4/24): BYTES
            Field (5/24): INPUT_SNMP
            Field (6/24): OUTPUT_SNMP
            Field (7/24): IP_SRC_ADDR
            Field (8/24): IP_DST_ADDR
            Field (9/24): PROTOCOL
            Field (10/24): IP_TOS
            Field (11/24): L4_SRC_PORT
            Field (12/24): L4_DST_PORT
            Field (13/24): IP_NEXT_HOP
            Field (14/24): DST_MASK
            Field (15/24): SRC_MASK
            Field (16/24): TCP_FLAGS
            Field (17/24): DESTINATION_MAC
            Field (18/24): SRC_MAC
            Field (19/24): DST_MAC
            Field (20/24): SOURCE_MAC
            Field (21/24): postNATSourceIPv4Address
                Type: postNATSourceIPv4Address (225)
                Length: 4
            Field (22/24): postNATDestinationIPv4Address
                Type: postNATDestinationIPv4Address (226)
                Length: 4
            Field (23/24): postNAPTSourceTransportPort
            Field (24/24): postNAPTDestinationTransportPort
        Template (Id = 257, Count = 23)


From the manual, I'm not able to find any valid field for channel definition that match those types.

Perhaps a new field (generic) for manually defined field type ?

Thank you.


Sep, 2021 - Permalink

Hey,

If you want to monitor source and destination IP addresses then we need to ask you to install a proxy in your network, as PRTG cannot monitor such information.


Sep, 2021 - Permalink