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# Community/Conversation IDs

### Community ID

#### EF\_PROCESSOR\_ENRICH\_COMMUNITYID\_ENABLE

Specifies whether flow records should be enriched with a Community ID value.

{% hint style="info" %}
For more information on community IDs see <https://github.com/corelight/community-id-spec>.
{% endhint %}

* Valid Values
  * `true`, `false`
* Default
  * `true`

#### EF\_PROCESSOR\_ENRICH\_COMMUNITYID\_SEED

A 16-bit value used as the seed for determining the Community ID of a flow record.

* Default
  * `0`

### Conversation ID

#### EF\_PROCESSOR\_ENRICH\_CONVERSATIONID\_ENABLE

Specifies whether flow records should be enriched with a Conversation ID value. This value is similar to a community ID (see... EF\_PROCESSOR\_ENRICH\_COMMUNITYID\_ENABLE). However, rather than being based on the src/dst relationship of two endpoints, it is based on the client/server perspective. While multiple unique sessions (i.e. a unique client-side port for each session) will each have their own Community ID, they will share the same Conversation ID. This provides greater flexibility when exploring a complex flow dataset.

* Valid Values
  * `true`, `false`
* Default
  * `true`

#### EF\_PROCESSOR\_ENRICH\_CONVERSATIONID\_SEED

A 16-bit value used as the seed for determining the Conversation ID of a flow record.

* Default
  * `0`


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