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RALABEL(1)		     General Commands Manual		      RALABEL(1)

NAME
     ralabel  -  inserts  fixed form or free form metadata labels into argus(8).
     ralabel supports a number of strategies for labeling including  1)  address
     based, providing free form metadata, country code, geo data and fully qual-
     ified domain name (FQDN) labeling; 2)port based, providing free form labels
     using IANA port definitions, and 3) flow filter, providing free form labels
     based on argus filter specicfications.

SYNOPSIS
     ralabel  -f address.file [-M addr] [-m mask] [raoptions] [-- filter-expres-
     sion]

DESCRIPTION
     Ralabel reads argus data from an argus-data  source,  and	selects  records
     that include IP addresses specified by the address.spec file.  This program
     provides high performance address matching for any number of addresses.

RALABEL ADDRESS SPECIFICATION
     Ralabel,  reads a number of standard IANA IP address file formats that spe-
     cific IPv4 addresses, CIDR addresses and IPV4 prefix address specification.
     Examples of these file types are provided in ./support/Config.

OPTIONS
     -f label.strategy.specification.file
	 Provide a label specification file.

     -M addr
	 If the label specification is a simple address list, specify  this  op-
	 tion.

     -m saddr, daddr
	 For IANA address labeling, specify which address should be labeled (de-
	 fault saddr and daddr).

INVOCATION
     This  invocation reads argus(8) data from argusfile and labels records that
     match any options in the ralabel.conf file.

	ralabel -r argusfile -f ralabel.conf - ip

COPYRIGHT
     Copyright (c) 2000-2024 QoSient. All rights reserved.

SEE ALSO
     ralabel.conf.5, ra(1), rarc(5), argus(8),

AUTHORS
     Carter Bullard (carter@qosient.com).

ralabel 5.0.3			 12 August 2023 		      RALABEL(1)

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