Hello Nickola, to my knowledge the only software NetFlow probe implementing such feature (importing BGP stuff from a textfile or a Juniper router) is Luca Deri's nProbe. But nProbe is not for free.
An alternate solution is to make the software probe to export just IP addresses, as usual. Then, insert into the pmacct configuration the following lines (remember to adapt them in a way that fits for you): pmacct configuration: === ... aggregate: src_as, dst_as networks_file: /path/to/a/networks.lst refresh_maps: true ... === /path/to/a/networks.lst: === ... ! Example: <AS number>,<network> 137,192.168.0.0/24 138,192.168.64.0/20 ... === pmacct supports hot networks_file reloading to deal nicely with BGP changes without the need to restart the daemon. In order to build the networks_file, it should suffice to find a way to dump the content of the BGP table. Then, an hand of sed/awk/etc. will do the job. That's a pretty interesting issue, in my opinion. Let me/us know how things get evolved ! Cheers, Paolo
