decode IP header from samples of MPLS-encapsulated packets #49
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Unfortunately MPLS over ethernet is not as simple as this. You can have a whole stack of labels, and the encapsulated layer does not always have to be IPv4 or IPv6. That's why we left it out of (simple, free) sflowtool. It looks like you made it work in your environment, which is cool. |
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This change only applies to flow samples with format: "Raw packet header" (1) and header protocol: "Ethernet" (1) with encapsulated 1-element label stack of MPLS unicast.