RASORT(1)                  OpenBSD Reference Manual                  RASORT(1)



NAME
       rasort - sort argus(8) data file.

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright (c) 2000-2008 QoSient. All rights reserved.

SYNOPSIS
       rasort [[-M sortmode] [-m sortmode] ...]  [raoptions]

DESCRIPTION
       Rasort reads argus data from an argus-data source, sorts the records
       based on the criteria specified on the command line, and outputs a
       valid argus-stream.

OPTIONS
       Rasort, like all ra based clients, supports a number of ra options
       including filtering of input argus records through a terminating filter
       expression.  See ra(1) for a complete description of ra options.
       rasort(1) specific options are:

       -M replace
           Replace the existing file with the sorted output.

       -m sortmode    Supported sortmodes are:
              stime          record start time <default>
              ltime          record last time.
              trans          aggregation record count.
              dur            record total duration.
              avgdur         record average duration.
              mindur         record minimum duration.
              maxdur         record maximum duration.
              smac           source MAC addr.
              dmac           destination MAC addr.
              saddr          source IP addr.
              daddr          destination IP addr.
              proto          transaction protocol.
              sport          source port number.
              dport          destination port number.
              stos           source TOS byte value.
              dtos           destination TOS byte value.
              sttl           src -> dst TTL value.
              dttl           dst -> src TTL value.
              bytes          total transaction bytes.
              sbytes         src -> dst transaction bytes.
              dbytes         dst -> src transaction bytes.
              pkts           total transaction packet count.
              spkts          src -> dst packet count.
              dpkts          dst -> src packet count.
              load           bits per second.
              sload          source bits per second.
              dload          destination bits per second.
              loss           pkts retransmitted or dropped.
              sloss          source pkts retransmitted or dropped.
              dloss          destination pkts retransmitted or dropped.
              ploss          percent pkts retransmitted or dropped.
              sploss         percent source pkts retransmitted or dropped.
              dploss         percent destination pkts retransmitted or
                             dropped.
              rate           pkts per second.
              srate          source pkts per second.
              drate          destination pkts per second.
              tranref        argus transaction reference number.
              seq            argus sequence number.
              smpls          source MPLS identifier.
              dmpls          destination MPLS identifier.
              svlan          source VLAN identifier.
              dvlan          destination VLAN identifier.
              srcid          argus source identifier.
              stcpb          source TCP base sequence number.
              dtcpb          destination TCP base sequence number.
              tcprtt         TCP connection setup round-trip time.


INVOCATION
       A sample invocation of rasort(1).  This call reads argus(8) data from
       inputfile and sorts the IP protocol based argus(8) data, first by the
       destination IP address, then by the service (destination) port number
       and then by the source IP address, and writes the results to stdout.
       For most services, this arranges argus(8) formatted data by server,
       service, and then by client.

       rasort -r inputfile -m daddr dport saddr - ip

SEE ALSO
       ra(1), rarc(5), argus(8),

FILES
AUTHORS
       Carter Bullard (carter@qosient.com).

BUGS
                               07 November 2000                      RASORT(1)
