Releases: aabc/ipt-netflow
Releases · aabc/ipt-netflow
Release v2.5.1
Release v2.5
Minor maintenance release.
- Compilation compatibility with kernels up to 5.6.
- Performance improvements by Vadim Fedorenko.
- Small code fixes and typo corrections.
Release v2.4
Minor maintenance release.
- Compilation compatibility with kernels up to 5.2.
- README, CREDITS update.
Release v2.3
- Minor feature and Maintenance release.
- Compatibility with latest kernels.
- Allow to set engine_id (observationDomainId).
- Cross-compilation support.
- OpenWRT support.
- Allow binding destination socket to IP and interface.
Release v2.2
- Minor feature and Maintenance release.
- Decapsulate MPLS in promisc mode and MPLS-aware NetFlow feature.
- Export flowEndReason for IPFIX.
- Promics mode improvements.
- Allow export destination to be IPv6 address.
- Move flows list from debugfs to proc.
- Compilation compatibility with latest kernels.
- Code is Coverity scanned.
Release v2.1
- Options Templates support (V9 and IPFIX). Which let to implement:
- Flow Sampling (random, deterministic, and hash modes) for all types
of NetFlow protocols (V5, V9, IPFIX). - Export Statistics (metering, exporting, sampling) and Configuration.
- Export Interface list (ifName, ifDescr).
- Flow Sampling (random, deterministic, and hash modes) for all types
- Promisc hack (no need to patch kernel anymore).
- SNMP monitoring interface and agent (via net-snmp dlmod).
- More compilation compatibility with recent kernels, grsecurity kernels,
Gentoo, Debian, Centos. DKMS install support. - Minor features: IPSec flows, Direction Element. Removed support for
CONNMARK. Bug fixes and improvements. - irqtop tool (ruby).
Maintenance release 2.0.1
Minor fixes for 2.0 release.
Release v2.0
A lot of new features since previous release v1.8:
- NetFlow v9 and IPFIX support;
- IPv6 support;
- NetFlow Event Logging (NEL);
- Bunch of small features like SNMP-index translation rules, Ethernet type, VLAN, and MAC addresses exporting;
- Performance improvements (said to be working well on 10Gbit);
- and of course stability improvements and bug fixes.