Before this commit, multiple L3 hosts were allocated if the same ip
address was seen with multiple mac addresses. We have decided to keep
ip and macs logically sepatated. For this reason, after this commit,
the L3 ip always remains the same even if there are changes in the
mac. A user who wants to monitor mac addresses can use the L2 section
as well as the host pools.
This commit also reverts:
"Add MAC address to the serialized hosts key to fix bad MAC address association and stats"
This reverts commit 89a756fb9a.
- Traffic Policy: get first available pool, not the "Not Assigned"
- Allow to change MAC address host pool from the MAC page
- When changing an IP address pool from the host page, change MAC address instead, if available
- Show the MAC manufacturer in the host pool memebers page and allow to set a filter with it
* Implement flow flood alert
* Remove alerts general settings
* Implement global threshold alerts for hosts, networks and interfaces
* Implement global anomaly alert configuration, lua side
* Make the global thresholds not bound to the interface
* Implement global anomaly alert configuration, C side
* Make the engaged alerts cache per interface to avoid conflics
* Prevent assigning a network to the multiple Host Pools
* Simplify host pool search interface
* Fix for MAC addresses bugs and add user notifications
* Fix issues caused by the use of non normalized network keys
* Changes a warning message
Flows sent via nProbe (proxy mode) carry information on the exporter
address (EXPORTER_IPV4_ADDRESS) and on the exporter interfaces
(INPUT_SNMP and OUTPUT_SNMP). This implementation attempts at saving
this information to allow comparisons with raw SNMP data.
