Hello,

I've posted this issue to nfsen-discuss mailing list and as an Issue to nfdump GIT issue tracker, but I thought I should post it here as well, since it's the most relevant place.

Here is the link to the nfsen-discuss thread: https://sourceforge.net/p/nfsen/mailman/nfsen-discuss/?viewmonth=201607

Traffic is exported by a Cisco ISR 2951 Router (using netflow v9) running IOS v15.5(1)T2.

IPv6 traffic netflow records are misinterpreted by nfcapd/nfdump v1.6.15 (tried v1.6.13 too) as IPv4 traffic and are read into the system totally wrong.

(Note: IPv6 traffic records from an ASA 5525 is interpreted correctly by the same nfsen/nfdump installation.)

IPv4 traffic records are read correctly into nfcapd files.

Here is such a wrong record:

Flow Record:

Flags        =              0x06 FLOW, Unsampled
export sysid =                 2
size         =                60
first        =        1470300950 [2016-08-04 11:55:50]
last         =        1470304097 [2016-08-04 12:48:17]
msec_first   =               124
msec_last    =               444
src addr     =          53.0.0.0
dst addr     =         169.0.0.0
ICMP         =              64.8  type.code
fwd status   =                 0
tcp flags    =              0x11 .A...F
proto        =                 1 ICMP
(src)tos     =                 8
(in)packets  =               566
(in)bytes    =                 0
input        =              4578
output       =             54272

which was derived by the following packet (exported by Wireshark as plain text) referring to IPv6 traffic:

 No. Time                       Source          Destination     Protocol Length Info
 441 2016-07-31 00:19:59.693603 195.251.204.254 195.251.204.212 CFLOW    119 total: 1 (v9) record Obs-Domain-ID= 0 [Data:257]

Frame 441: 119 bytes on wire (952 bits), 119 bytes captured (952 bits)
Ethernet II, Src: CiscoInc_52:38:11 (f4:0f:1b:52:38:11), Dst: DigitalE_2e:f5:53 (aa:00:00:2e:f5:53)
Internet Protocol Version 4, Src: 195.251.204.254, Dst: 195.251.204.212
User Datagram Protocol, Src Port: 57095 (57095), Dst Port: 9995 (9995)
Cisco NetFlow/IPFIX
    Version: 9
    Count: 1
    SysUptime: 146439.410723936 seconds
    Timestamp: Jul 31, 2016 00:19:59.000000000 GTB Daylight Time
        CurrentSecs: 1469913599
    FlowSequence: 59898 (expected 271165)
        [Expert Info (Warn/Sequence): Unexpected flow sequence for domain ID 0 (expected 271165, got 59898)]
    SourceId: 0
    FlowSet 1 [id=257] (1 flows)
        FlowSet Id: (Data) (257)
        FlowSet Length: 57
        [Template Frame: 877 (received after this frame)]
        Flow 1
            DstAddr: 2001:648:2011:10::236
            Protocol: UDP (17)
            SrcPort: 58068 (58068)
            DstPort: 53 (53)
            Octets: 169
            Packets: 1
            [Duration: 0.000000000 seconds (switched)]
                StartTime: 146423.104000000 seconds
                EndTime: 146423.104000000 seconds
            SrcAddr: 2001:648:2011:8002:85c:c793:3e1f:c573
    [Expected Sequence Number: 271165]
    [Previous Frame in Sequence: 440]

I am available to provide whatever additional information/data needed to resolve the issue.

Original packets captured on wire and the respective nfcapd files are available at your request.

Here is the setup on the router that produces the IPv6 netflow export:

flow record ipv6_record_cisco2 match ipv6 destination address collect ipv6 protocol collect ipv6 source address collect transport source-port collect transport destination-port collect counter bytes collect counter packets collect timestamp sys-uptime first collect timestamp sys-uptime last !

I am using:

# nfdump -V nfdump: Version: NSEL-NEL1.6.15

nfdump 1.6.15 was compiled as:

# ./configure --enable-nsel --enable-nfprofile --enable-nftrack --with-rrdpath=/usr/include

and nfsen:

# /data/nfsen/bin/nfsen -V /data/nfsen/bin/nfsen: 1.3.6p1 $Id: nfsen 53 2012-01-23 16:36:02Z peter $

It seems to me that this issue is related to:

https://sourceforge.net/p/nfdump/mailman/message/31901489/

but in this case we do have a source address; however, it seems that the IPv6 traffic flow records still do not get properly read by nfcapd.

Please correct nfdump/nfcapd to correctly interpret IPv6 flow records.

Thanks in advance,

Nick




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