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      abeauchamp
      last edited by

      Good morning all,

      I have been trying to get NTOP to install and run on a 2.1-RELEASE (amd64) built on Wed Sep 11 18:17:48 EDT 2013 FreeBSD 8.3-RELEASE-p11 on a box with an Intel i7 3740 with 16gB of ram with Intel NICs using em* drivers.

      I am able to install NTOP package without issue and can access the NTOP settings from the Diagnostics page.  I have selected the LAN interface and set a password.  When I click save it takes about 60 seconds for it to complete.

      When I go to access the NTOP page from the Diagnostics menu or to browse to it by the lan ip :3000 I am getting a error in Firefox that says the connection has timed out.

      Looking at NETSTAT -an it looks like it is listening on port 3000 but I am unable to connect.

      $ netstat -an
      Active Internet connections (including servers)
      Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address          Foreign Address        (state)
      tcp4      0      0 192.168.10.253.443    192.168.10.202.54112  ESTABLISHED
      tcp4      0      0 *.3000                .                    LISTEN
      tcp6      0      0 *.53                  .                    LISTEN
      tcp4      0      0 *.53                  .                    LISTEN
      tcp4      0      0 *.80                  .                    LISTEN
      tcp6      0      0 *.443                  .                    LISTEN
      tcp4      0      0 *.443                  .                    LISTEN
      udp6      0      0 *.58024                .                   
      udp4      0      0 *.56678                .

      I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling and have made no progress with this.

      Any help is greatly appreciated.

      Thank you.

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        rjoffe
        last edited by

        Have you added a firewall rule to allow access to port 3000 ?

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          abeauchamp
          last edited by

          @rjoffe:

          Have you added a firewall rule to allow access to port 3000 ?

          And you sir are the winner.  I should just bow my head and walk away in shame.

          The rule I added ended up below my deny all on my LAN interface and as soon as I moved it up it is working beautifully.

          Thank you.

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            rjoffe
            last edited by

            You are welcome :)

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