ntop is NOT working on latest 2.4.4-RELEASE-p2
and running ntoppng 0.8.13_3

ntop started fine but cant access on https://<router-ip>:3000

I don't use it myself so I can't try it out easily, but some other threads show that the user is 'Admin', not 'admin'. Others have said they can't login with Chrome but Firefox works fine.

As @Gertjan writes, the GUI will cover that. The messages you saw were from the package installation (on shell level) and are triggered by the package maintainer of vnstat to remind the user after installation that one has to setup the package accordingly. You have the GUI for that :)

UPD:

Context:

The package manifest: /usr/local/pkg/ntopng.xml uses: Config: /usr/local/pkg/ntopng.xml which includes: Include: /usr/local/pkg/ntopng.inc which includes: Include: /etc/inc/certs.inc which holds the cert-functions

The cert-functions are then used like this:

$cert = lookup_cert($config['system']['webgui']['ssl-certref']); ntopng_write_cert_file("/usr/local/share/ntopng/httpdocs/ssl/ntopng-cert.pem", $cert);

Which is the problem I guess, as the ['ssl-certref'] is used alone, without any dependent intermediate certs.

@MyKroFt Did you read the announcements for Dev Version 2.4.5 and the migration to FreeBSD 12? If not, please do so. You can expect package problems while switching major OS releases underneath for sure.

Agree, I was forced to use Netflix via LTE in Germany at one point as the WiFi on site was so bad and accidentally startet a 4k stream. Wasn't so bad at all, as compression, codecs, audio etc. all have to come together to get you to ~15Mbps. If it's a fairly good codec and the pictures are good to compress I'd guess with stereo or a reduced audio band you can get it done with around 3-5Mbps. Add in caching etc. and you won't get near the expected numbers :)

LAN and LAN is probably what you want there.

Bandwidthd looks at traffic on one interface only but can filter the data by subnet. If you had more than one subnet routed through that interface you could select them there.

Steve

Works fine for me here. Are both ntopng and redis running?

not that I am aware of no... I just looked through the man for it.. And see no option for such setting.

Can confirm that this is still an open issue for most recent, as received a slew of these in the logs:

Postgresql logging selected but postgresql support is not compiled into binary. Please check the documentation in README, distributed with this software.

Without support to write the data to PostgreSQL, bandwidthd is consuming vasts amounts of CPU to generate output that would be better handled elsewhere and "as needed".