Index

address keyword	5.3.2. Configuring BPF collection 5.4.1. Configuring libpcap collection
AS path	7.1.2. Route filtering/selection
backups statement	7.2. Generating files: the generate block
Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF)	5.3. Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF)
BGP	7.1.2. Route filtering/selection
Binary releases	D.2. Extracting ipacc binaries
bpf bufsize statement	5.3.2. Configuring BPF collection
bpf_bufsize parameter	5.4. Packet Capture Library (libpcap)
bpf_maxbufsize parameter	5.4. Packet Capture Library (libpcap)
broadcasts flag	5.3.2. Configuring BPF collection 5.4.1. Configuring libpcap collection
Changes	1.1. Changes in V4.1 1.2. Changes in V4.0
charge block	2.2.2. Rating and charging
charge statement	4.2.1. Defining protocols: the protocols statement 4.4. Charging
Charging	4.4. Charging
checkfiles statement	7.2. Generating files: the generate block
chkconfig	D.6. Disabling ipacc from system startup
Cisco accounting	5.1.3. Router login parameters 5.5. Cisco ip accounting
Cisco routers	5.1.3. Router login parameters 5.2.1. Setting up NetFlow on a Cisco router 5.5.1. Setting up ip accounting on a Cisco router 7.1.1. Routing sources C.1. ipacc-password
collect all statement	5.1.1. Ring buffers and daemons
collect bpf statement	5.3.2. Configuring BPF collection
collect cisco statement	5.5.2. Configuring ip accounting collection
collect netflow statement	5.2.2. Configuring NetFlow collection
collect pcap statement	5.4.1. Configuring libpcap collection
collect statement	2.2.3. Data source
Collector daemon	5.1.1. Ring buffers and daemons 5.2. Cisco NetFlow 5.3. Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) 5.4. Packet Capture Library (libpcap) 8.1.1. Collector daemons: the daemon statement
command statement	7.2. Generating files: the generate block
Compiling	D.1. Compiling ipacc from source
Configuration file	2.2. Example configuration 3. Configuration file
connect statement	8.1.4. Connectivity to other hosts: the connect statement
counter statement	2.2.4. Reporting 6.3.1. Adding counters: the counter statement
daemon statement	2.2.5. Host definition 8.1.1. Collector daemons: the daemon statement
Data aging	5.1.4. Aging collected data
Data sources	2.2.3. Data source 5. Data sources 8.1.1. Collector daemons: the daemon statement 8.1.2. Binding scheduled objects to host: the process statement
dateformat statement	2.2.4. Reporting 6.4.2. Date and time format, the dateformat and timeformat statements
devfs.conf	5.3. Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF)
diffserv statement	4.3.3. Rating by per-hop behaviour: the diffserv statement
dump-file statement	5.1.5. Debugging information
dynamic block	4.1.2. Defining topology: the group and dynamic statements
Dynamic IP addressing	4.1.2. Defining topology: the group and dynamic statements 5.1.6. Dynamic addressing 9.1. Dynamic IP addressing C.2. ipacc-agedynamic
dynamic-file statement	5.1.6. Dynamic addressing
E-mailing error logs	8.3. Logging: the log statement
else clause	3.5. Lexical control: if / else if / else / end if
Environment variables	3.4. Symbol substitution 6.5.2. Output post-processing: the postprocess and postprocess-file statements
Examples	2.2. Example configuration 3.3. Include files 4.3.2. Rating by protocol: the service statement 4.3.3. Rating by per-hop behaviour: the diffserv statement 5.1.2. Placing source in topology 5.2.1. Setting up NetFlow on a Cisco router 5.2.2. Configuring NetFlow collection 5.3.1. Setting up BPF on BSD systems 5.3.2. Configuring BPF collection 5.5.1. Setting up ip accounting on a Cisco router 5.5.2. Configuring ip accounting collection 6.3.1. Adding counters: the counter statement 6.4.1. Output formatting: the header, trailer and format statements
export statement	3.4. Symbol substitution
File formats	3. Configuration file 6.4.1. Output formatting: the header, trailer and format statements 7.1. Extracting routing information: the route-file block 9.1.1. Dynamic file format
file statement	6.5.1. Output file: the file statement
filter	5.4.1. Configuring libpcap collection
Flow Cache	5.3.3. Flow cache tuning 5.4.1. Configuring libpcap collection
flow-cache statement	5.3.3. Flow cache tuning
flow-file statement	5.1.5. Debugging information
format statement	2.2.4. Reporting 6.4.1. Output formatting: the header, trailer and format statements
Formatting	6.4.1. Output formatting: the header, trailer and format statements
frequency statement	2.2.4. Reporting 5. Data sources 6.2. Data sources, selection and summarisation 7.1. Extracting routing information: the route-file block 7.2. Generating files: the generate block 8.1.2. Binding scheduled objects to host: the process statement 8.2. Scheduling: the frequency statement
generate block	7. Configuration file generation 7.2. Generating files: the generate block 8.1.3. Distributing files: the provide and require statements
group block	2.2.1. Topology definition 4.1.2. Defining topology: the group and dynamic statements
header statement	2.2.4. Reporting 6.4.1. Output formatting: the header, trailer and format statements
host block	2.2.5. Host definition 8.1. Assigning functions: the host block
Host definition	2.2.5. Host definition 8. Per-host and miscellaneous configuration
if block	3.5. Lexical control: if / else if / else / end if
inbound flag	5.3.2. Configuring BPF collection 5.4.1. Configuring libpcap collection
Include files	3.3. Include files
include statement	6.2.3. Data selection: the include statement
Installation	Appendix D. Software installation D.3. Running the installation procedure
Interval specifications	3.6.2. Interval specifications 8.2. Scheduling: the frequency statement
ip accounting	5.1.3. Router login parameters 5.5.1. Setting up ip accounting on a Cisco router
ip statement	4.1.1. Defining networks: the ip statement 7.1. Extracting routing information: the route-file block
ipacc program	Appendix B. The ipacc control program
ipacc user	D.3. Running the installation procedure
ipacc-agedynamic program	C.2. ipacc-agedynamic
ipacc-password program	5.1.3. Router login parameters C.1. ipacc-password
keep statement	5.1.4. Aging collected data
key statement	6.2.2. Summarisation: the key statement
Lexical control	3.5. Lexical control: if / else if / else / end if
libpcap	5.4. Packet Capture Library (libpcap) E.2. libpcap filter expressions
log statement	8.3. Logging: the log statement
Logging	8.3. Logging: the log statement
Manual pages	E.1. strftime(3) format specifiers E.2. libpcap filter expressions E.3. Regular expressions
multicasts flag	5.3.2. Configuring BPF collection 5.4.1. Configuring libpcap collection
NetFlow	5.2. Cisco NetFlow 5.2.1. Setting up NetFlow on a Cisco router 5.2.2. Configuring NetFlow collection
netflow filter statement	5.2.2. Configuring NetFlow collection
netflow forward statement	5.2.2. Configuring NetFlow collection
nexthop statement	7.1.2. Route filtering/selection
outbound flag	5.3.2. Configuring BPF collection 5.4.1. Configuring libpcap collection
Output	6.5. Output disposition
Packet Capture Library	5.4. Packet Capture Library (libpcap)
Passwords	5.1.3. Router login parameters C.1. ipacc-password
pcap filter statement	5.4.1. Configuring libpcap collection E.2. libpcap filter expressions
Per-Hop Behaviour	4.2.2. Type of service: the phb statement 4.3.3. Rating by per-hop behaviour: the diffserv statement
phb statement	4.2.2. Type of service: the phb statement
postprocess statement	2.2.4. Reporting 6.5.2. Output post-processing: the postprocess and postprocess-file statements
postprocess-file statement	6.5.2. Output post-processing: the postprocess and postprocess-file statements
process statement	2.2.5. Host definition 8.1.2. Binding scheduled objects to host: the process statement
promiscuous flag	5.3.2. Configuring BPF collection 5.4.1. Configuring libpcap collection
protocol statement	4.2.1. Defining protocols: the protocols statement
Protocols	4.2.1. Defining protocols: the protocols statement 4.3.2. Rating by protocol: the service statement 4.4. Charging
provide statement	7. Configuration file generation 8.1.3. Distributing files: the provide and require statements
Quagga	5.1.3. Router login parameters 7.1.1. Routing sources
Quantity specifications	3.6.1. Quantity specifications
rate block	4.3. Rating
Rating	2.2.2. Rating and charging 4.3. Rating 4.4. Charging
Regular expressions	7.1.2. Route filtering/selection E.3. Regular expressions
Reporting	2.2.4. Reporting 6. Reporting 8.1.2. Binding scheduled objects to host: the process statement
require statement	8.1.3. Distributing files: the provide and require statements
Ring buffers	5.1.1. Ring buffers and daemons
ring-size statement	5.1.1. Ring buffers and daemons
rmem_max parameter	5.4. Packet Capture Library (libpcap)
Route collection	5.1.3. Router login parameters 7. Configuration file generation
route-expire statement	7.1. Extracting routing information: the route-file block
route-file block	7. Configuration file generation 7.1. Extracting routing information: the route-file block 8.1.3. Distributing files: the provide and require statements
route-ignore statement	7.1.2. Route filtering/selection
route-list statement	7.1.3. Filtering existing IP list
route-list-select statement	7.1.3. Filtering existing IP list
route-remove statement	7.1.2. Route filtering/selection
route-select statement	7.1.2. Route filtering/selection
route-source statement	7.1.1. Routing sources
router address statement	5.1.3. Router login parameters
router enable statement	5.1.3. Router login parameters C.1. ipacc-password
router password statement	5.1.3. Router login parameters C.1. ipacc-password
router timeout statement	5.1.3. Router login parameters
router username statement	5.1.3. Router login parameters
select statement	2.2.3. Data source 5.1.2. Placing source in topology
service statement	4.3.2. Rating by protocol: the service statement
sort statement	2.2.4. Reporting 6.3.2. Sorting output: the sort statement
source block	2.2.3. Data source 5. Data sources
Source releases	D.1. Compiling ipacc from source
sources statement	6.2.1. Data sources: the sources statement
SSH identity	D.3. Running the installation procedure
Starting	D.5. Starting ipacc
statistics-interval statement	5.1.5. Debugging information
strftime(3)	3.6.3. Time-based file names 6.4.2. Date and time format, the dateformat and timeformat statements 8.3. Logging: the log statement E.1. strftime(3) format specifiers
summary block	2.2.4. Reporting 6. Reporting
Symbol substitution	3.4. Symbol substitution
sysctl parameters	5.4. Packet Capture Library (libpcap)
syslog	8.3. Logging: the log statement
System startup	D.6. Disabling ipacc from system startup
tcpdump(1)	5.4.1. Configuring libpcap collection E.2. libpcap filter expressions
time statement	4.3.1. Rating by time: the time statement
time-based filenames	3.6.3. Time-based file names E.1. strftime(3) format specifiers
timeformat statement	6.4.2. Date and time format, the dateformat and timeformat statements
Topology	2.2.1. Topology definition 4.1. Network topology 4.4. Charging
trailer statement	2.2.4. Reporting 6.4.1. Output formatting: the header, trailer and format statements
Type of Service	4.2.2. Type of service: the phb statement 4.3.3. Rating by per-hop behaviour: the diffserv statement