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### 📤 Output
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There are several currently available output plugins, such as:
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Similarly as in input, the output availability also depends on the installed packages.
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By default, installed the `ipfixprobe` package enables standard `ipfix` and `text` output.
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- `ipfix` standard IPFIX [RFC 5101](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5101)
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- `unirec` data source for the [NEMEA system](https://nemea.liberouter.org), the output is in the UniRec format sent via a configurable interface using [https://nemea.liberouter.org/trap-ifcspec/](https://nemea.liberouter.org/trap-ifcspec/)
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- `text` output in human readable text format on standard output file descriptor (stdout)
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The output flow records are composed of information provided by the enabled plugins (using `-p` parameter, see [Flow Data Extension - Processing Plugins](./README.md#flow-data-extension---processing-plugins)).
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To exanble [NEMEA system](https://nemea.liberouter.org) output, you should install `ipfixprobe-nemea` instead of ipfixprobe
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See `ipfixprobe -h output` for more information and complete list of output plugins and their parameters.
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