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Huawei IPv6 Config Sample #52

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40 changes: 35 additions & 5 deletions Huawei/netflow-9.conf
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you can remove "slots" part as this is already referenced in this file
https://github.com/kentik/config-snippets/blob/cmcgrath138-patch-1/Huawei/netflow-9-linecards.conf
You can add ipv6 statement in that file

ip netstream sampler to slot self
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slot 2
ipv6 netstream sampler to slot self
#
ip netstream timeout active 1
ip netstream timeout inactive 15
ip netstream export version 9

ip netstream export version 9 origin-as
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# this command is only necessary if you run VRP >= 5.0
# it will store interface indices in 32bit counters (as SNMP does) instead of 16bit.
ip netstream export index-switch 32

ip netstream export template timeout-rate 1
ip netstream sampler fix-packets {{device_sample_rate}} inbound
ip netstream export source {IP-ADDRESS}
ip netstream export host{{kentik_ingest_IP}} {{kentik_ingest_PORT}} vpn-instance INTERNET
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either remove vpn-instance INTERNET, or rename it to vpn-instance <vpn-instance> as that is needed only if they are sending flow traffic over specific VRF instance

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ipv6 netstream timeout active 1
ipv6 netstream timeout inactive 15
ipv6 netstream export version 9 origin-as
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ip netstream monitor FLOW-IPv4
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I could not find any references about the ip netstream monitor command. I guess that the FLOW-IPv4 should be the name of the "monitor", but there is no definition of that monitor provided.
You also have below the similar command with inbound.
ipv4 netstream monitor FLOW-IPv4 inbound
I would remove these commands unless you find the documentation about how they work and why they should be there.

ip netstream export host {{kentik_ingest_IP}} {{kentik_ingest_PORT}} vpn-instance INTERNET version 9
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either remove vpn-instance INTERNET, or rename it to vpn-instance <vpn-instance> as that is needed only if they are sending flow traffic over specific VRF instance

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ipv6 netstream monitor FLOW-IPv6
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I could not find any references about the ip netstream monitor command. I guess that the FLOW-IPv6 should be the name of the "monitor", but there is no definition of that monitor provided.
You also have below the similar command with inbound.
ipv6 netstream monitor FLOW-IPv6 inbound
I would remove these commands unless you find the documentation about how they work and why they should be there.

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set flow-stat interval 30
ipv6 enable
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remove this line ipv6 enable as this is not related to the flow configuration - it is probably enabling ipv6 generally.

ip netstream inbound
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this command should not be in the global configuration mode. It is supposed to be implemented at the interface?
ref: https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/doc/EDOC1000174046/3a962da5/netstream-configuration-commands#ip_netstream_2
It is referenced in this file: https://github.com/kentik/config-snippets/blob/cmcgrath138-patch-1/Huawei/netflow-9-interfaces.conf

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ip netstream sampler fix-packets {{device_sample_rate}} inbound
ip netstream export source {{device_sending_ip}}
ip netstream export host {{kentik_ingest_ip_from_UI}} {{kentik_ingest_UDP_port_from_UI}}
# or for randomsampling:
# ip netstream sampler random-packets {{device_sample_rate}} inbound
#
ipv6 netstream inbound
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this command should not be in the global configuration mode. It is supposed to be implemented at the interface?
ref: https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/doc/EDOC1000174046/3a962da5/netstream-configuration-commands#ip_netstream_2
you can add it to the interface file: https://github.com/kentik/config-snippets/blob/cmcgrath138-patch-1/Huawei/netflow-9-interfaces.conf

ipv6 netstream sampler random-packets {{device_sample_rate}} inbound
ip netstream monitor FLOW-IPv4 inbound
ipv6 netstream monitor FLOW-IPv6 inbound
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