Any word on getting NTOP working?
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Any updates would be on the ticket.
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There are none. I am trying to get some awareness so that someone might actually work on it.
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…and any updates would be on the ticket. No updates means nobody has been working on it.
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I know that is what it means. But If get others asking…there might be some movement. It is really the only thing I need and was the whole reason I installed pfSense.
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Create a ticket at http://redmine.pfsense.org/projects/pfsense
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Cino - A ticket already exists.
Donoreo - Asking won't speed it along.
NTOP is a mess even when it does work, it's not something I'd really want on a router these days. If you just need per-IP stats, run bandwidthd.
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Cino - A ticket already exists.
Donoreo - Asking won't speed it along.
NTOP is a mess even when it does work, it's not something I'd really want on a router these days. If you just need per-IP stats, run bandwidthd.
Seruiously? Well, I guess I will be looking for something else. Bandwidthd does not give me what I need: I want a report of what machines on our network are going where and doing what (HTTP, FTP, etc).
Is there anything in pfSense that will give me what I want?
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Exporting netflow (pfflowd, softflowd, etc) to a dedicated collector will do that. You could even run NTOP on another box as a collector if you want and have pfflowd push data to it there.
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Exporting netflow (pfflowd, softflowd, etc) to a dedicated collector will do that. You could even run NTOP on another box as a collector if you want and have pfflowd push data to it there.
I have never heard of that before, what do I need as a "collector"?
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NTOP can be a collector when run on its own system.
http://www.ntop.org/netflow.html
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NTOP can be a collector when run on its own system.
http://www.ntop.org/netflow.html
Any tricks? I have tried several collectors and none of them report anything being sent. However netstat on the collector machine shows a connection on the correct port.
