Using Cflow.pm
Perl is a popular language for systems administration and web development. The Cflow.pm module lets you write Perl that reads flow files directly.
A Sample Cflow.pm Script
Here's a simple Cflow.pm Perl script that prints out all UDP port 500 (Checkpoint ISAKMP, used in IPSec VPNs) flows, stripped down from the script provided in the Cflow.pm documentation. This script takes the name of one or more flow files as arguments.
#!/usr/bin/perl ❶ use Cflow qw(:flowvars find); ❷ find (\&wanted, @ARGV); ❸ sub wanted { return unless (($srcport == 500 && $dstport == 500 ) && $udp == $protocol); printf("%s %15.15s.%-5hu %15.15s.%-5hu %2hu %10u %10u\n", $localtime, $srcip, $srcport, $dstip, $dstport, $protocol, $pkts, $bytes) }
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