def main(self):
netprof = self.netprofiler
timefilter = TimeFilter.parse_range(self.options.timefilter)
# Create and run a traffic summary report of all server ports in use
report = TrafficSummaryReport(netprof)
# Run the report
report.run(groupby=netprof.groupbys.port,
columns=[
netprof.columns.key.protoport,
netprof.columns.key.protocol, netprof.columns.key.port,
netprof.columns.value.avg_bytes
],
sort_col=netprof.columns.value.avg_bytes,
timefilter=timefilter)
# Retrieve and print data
ports_data = report.get_data()[:int(self.options.N)]
report.delete()
# Now create a new report using the ports_data
report = TrafficTimeSeriesReport(netprof)
# The format the query_columns for 'ports' is:
# 'ports' = [{'name': 'tcp/80'},
# {'name': 'tcp/443'},
# {'name': 'icmp/0'}]
# For most protocols, this works just fine from the report data,
# but for icmp the result from data is 'icmp/0/0' -- where the two
# zeros are type and code. This doesn't work for input to
# netprofiler, it expects type and code to be smushed into a single
# 16-bit number (type << 8 | code).
query_columns = []
for (protoport, protocol, port, avgbytes) in ports_data:
if protoport.startswith('icmp'):
protoport = 'icmp/%s' % (port)
query_columns.append({'name': protoport})
# Run the report
report.run(columns=[
netprof.columns.key.time, netprof.columns.value.avg_bytes
],
resolution='1 min',
query_columns_groupby='ports',
query_columns=query_columns,
timefilter=timefilter)
# Get the data!
data = report.get_data()
Formatter.print_table(data,
padding=1,
headers=(['time'] +
[q['name'] for q in query_columns]))
def main(self):
netprof = self.netprofiler
timefilter = TimeFilter.parse_range(self.options.timefilter)
# Create and run a traffic summary report of all server ports in use
report = TrafficSummaryReport(netprof)
# Run the report
report.run(
groupby=netprof.groupbys.port,
columns=[netprof.columns.key.protoport,
netprof.columns.key.protocol,
netprof.columns.key.port,
netprof.columns.value.avg_bytes],
sort_col=netprof.columns.value.avg_bytes,
timefilter=timefilter)
# Retrieve and print data
ports_data = report.get_data()[:int(self.options.N)]
report.delete()
# Now create a new report using the ports_data
report = TrafficTimeSeriesReport(netprof)
# The format the query_columns for 'ports' is:
# 'ports' = [{'name': 'tcp/80'},
# {'name': 'tcp/443'},
# {'name': 'icmp/0'}]
# For most protocols, this works just fine from the report data,
# but for icmp the result from data is 'icmp/0/0' -- where the two
# zeros are type and code. This doesn't work for input to
# netprofiler, it expects type and code to be smushed into a single
# 16-bit number (type << 8 | code).
query_columns = []
for (protoport, protocol, port, avgbytes) in ports_data:
if protoport.startswith('icmp'):
protoport = 'icmp/%s' % (port)
query_columns.append({'name': protoport})
# Run the report
report.run(columns=[netprof.columns.key.time,
netprof.columns.value.avg_bytes],
resolution='1 min',
query_columns_groupby='ports',
query_columns=query_columns,
timefilter=timefilter)
# Get the data!
data = report.get_data()
Formatter.print_table(
data, padding=1,
headers=(['time'] + [q['name'] for q in query_columns]))
# connection information
username = '******'
password = '******'
host = '<netprofiler.ip.address>'
if (username == '<username>' or password == '<password>'
or host == '<netprofiler.ip.address>'):
print("Update the username, password, and netprofiler host values "
"before running this script.")
sys.exit(0)
auth = UserAuth(username, password)
p = NetProfiler(host, auth=auth)
report = TrafficSummaryReport(p)
columns = [
p.columns.key.host_ip, p.columns.value.avg_bytes,
p.columns.value.network_rtt
]
sort_column = p.columns.value.avg_bytes
timefilter = TimeFilter.parse_range("last 15 m")
report.run('hos', columns, timefilter=timefilter, sort_col=sort_column)
data = report.get_data()
legend = report.get_legend()
report.delete()
pprint.pprint(data[:10])
# connection information
username = '******'
password = '******'
host = '<netprofiler.ip.address>'
if (username == '<username>' or
password == '<password>' or
host == '<netprofiler.ip.address>'):
print ("Update the username, password, and netprofiler host values "
"before running this script.")
sys.exit(0)
auth = UserAuth(username, password)
p = NetProfiler(host, auth=auth)
report = TrafficSummaryReport(p)
columns = [p.columns.key.host_ip,
p.columns.value.avg_bytes,
p.columns.value.network_rtt]
sort_column = p.columns.value.avg_bytes
timefilter = TimeFilter.parse_range("last 15 m")
report.run('hos', columns, timefilter=timefilter, sort_col=sort_column)
data = report.get_data()
legend = report.get_legend()
report.delete()
pprint.pprint(data[:10])
