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Subject: ng_netflow with several ethernets
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Does anyone have an example on how to configure ng_netflow to capture data
from say 6 ethernet interfaces at once? I am not a netgraph guru so the man page
has me confused. Previously I have just used fprobe, but it is CPU
intensive.

- Ernie.