nprobe --collector-port 6789 --dump-path /nprobe
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match (l {name: '54.230.141.207'})<-[r1]-(n)-[r]->(m {name: '184.25.56.107'}) return l, r1, n, r, m;
match (l {name: '54.230.141.207'})<-[r1]-(n)-[r]->(m {name: '54.230.141.216'}) return n;
match (l {name: '54.230.141.207'})<-[r1]-(n)-[r]->(m {name: '54.230.141.216'}) return n.name;
Sharing my hands-on experience on some of the free NetFlow generators. I use Paessler NetFlow Generator
for quick test, Flowalyzer™ NetFlow Generator
for complicated flow creation and flowgen
for automated performance testing.
Screenshot:
Pros:
Here you go.
sudo tcpdump -i <if> -n udp port <port_num> -T cnfp
You see:
05:10:47.244695 IP (tos 0x0, ttl 56, id 28920, offset 0, flags [none], proto UDP (17), length 1484)