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This should work.
Btw, how do you set if_description on linux?
These informational fields go periodically in separate packets. Your collector software should understand that.
Only system interface names are exported, in netflow v9 and ipfix protocol. You should be able to see them with wireshark.
IF_NAME(82) and possible IF_DESC(83).
Hello, This options is also depends on the kernel configuration. You should have `CONFIG_NF_CONNTRACK_EVENTS`, and additionally `CONFIG_NF_CONNTRACK_EVENTS`, and `CONFIG_NF_NAT_NEEDED` defined in kernels `.config`.
This would be hard to tell what is wrong with your kernel as I don't know anything about it. Try to make kernel similar to what distribution have, so that...
Hi, It may be that you installed kernel-devel package for different kernel version than you running. Try running `rpm -qa 'kernel*'` to see if versions align. You also may upgrade...
Yes. No.
This is consequence of what information is available at the time of reporting a flow (in the iptables target).