Fluke Recording Equipment manual Filter Parameters

User’s Guide – version 3.1.3			NetFlow Tracker
sample – specifies the source long-term data to use
	10minute	Daily data (ten minute samples) will be used
	1hour	Weekly data (one hour samples) will be used
	6hour	Monthly data (six hour samples) will be used
	12hour	Quarterly data (twelve hour samples) will be used
	1day	Half-yearly data (one-day samples) will be used
	2day	Yearly data (two-day samples) will be used

Filter Parameters

Any number of filters can be applied to a report. Each filter is a set of acceptable values for a certain aspect of the source data. If a filter is not specified then all values for that aspect are accepted.

To specify multiple acceptable values for a filter, include the parameter name and value in the URL once for each value.

Note that the filters that can be applied to a long-term report depend upon its type.

sf – specifies a saved filter to apply to the report. The ID for a saved filter is available in Report Settings.

<id>

A saved filter ID

device – specifies the address of an acceptable NetFlow-exporting device.

<addr>

The address in dotted-decimal format (a.b.c.d)

inif – specifies an acceptable input interface, thus selecting inbound traffic on the interface.

<addr>/<id>	The interface with addr being the address of the
	NetFlow-exporting device in dotted-decimal format and
	id being the NetFlow Tracker-specific interface
	identifier
<addr>/-<ifindex>	The interface with addr being the address of the
	NetFlow-exporting device in dotted-decimal format and
	ifindex being the current SNMP interface index
	assigned to the interface

outif – specifies an acceptable output interface, thus selecting outbound traffic on the interface. Format as for inif above.

if – specifies an acceptable input or output interface of the flow, thus selecting traffic passed in both directions across the interface. Format as for inif above.

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