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      Fabzster last edited by

      Hi

      I am running pfSense 2.2-RELEASE (amd64) I installed ntopng. All seems well but I cannot log into it.

      I set the password as admin (default) and set the interface to LAN in the settings.

      any Ideas on how to get this to work?

      I have seen some tutorials on changing the password via cli, but I cannot get that right either

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        RusFM last edited by

        I'm having this issue too.
        Second time accessing it I could not login with the admin user (which I changed the password to on first use.)
        I 'reset' the admin password via the shell and was able to login again, and I added a second user just in case.
        Now I cannot login with either user.
        Not sure what's going on here, but this is a really cool tool that I cannot easily use yet.

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          Fabzster last edited by

          hahahahaha

          You have just made me want it even more :)

          I have never been able to login, there must be some type of disconnect between the gui and the auth db that it uses.
          I could not even get the CLI commands to work properly.

          Wish somebody could help

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            RusFM last edited by

            Well, here's how to do it, but it doesn't seem to stick.
            Your path may be different?  I found it by looking in the process list.

            Show the current encrypted admin password-
            /usr/pbi/ntopng-amd64/local/bin/redis-cli get user.admin.password

            Get your encrypted password using md5-
            echo -n 'yourPassword' | md5

            Set the admin password-
            /usr/pbi/ntopng-amd64/local/bin/redis-cli set user.admin.password [whatYouGotFromLastCommand]

            So I just did this again, and what was in redis was not what I previously set, just not sure what or how it got changed.

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              RusFM last edited by

              Well, feel kind of dumb here.  Didn't realize there was a Settings page in pfSense for ntopng, so I think pfSense was resetting the perhaps.

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                Fabzster last edited by

                thanks for the reply, I really appreciate it.

                The MD5 hashes are the same so the passwords dont seem to be my problem, as I originally believed

                It still does not log into NTOPNG from the webgui and does not show any indication of the anything being wrong, it's as if the page just refreshes.

                what else can I look at ?

                Is there a way to login via the CLI?

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                  Fabzster last edited by

                  please can someone assist

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                    giaco last edited by

                    pfSense 2.3.2 - same problem. If I go to settings page anda put a new passwd works.

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                    • danilosv.03
                      danilosv.03 last edited by

                      Well, I've problem too. My ntopng is not active. Who can help me? Him only is not active, only it

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                        hescominsoon last edited by

                        The problem is the version of ntopng is old…there is a new version available and i think the pfsense folks were waiting for it to be packed for bsd.

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                        • danilosv.03
                          danilosv.03 last edited by

                          And how do I install this new version?

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                            Derelict LAYER 8 Netgate last edited by

                            Old thread. Locking.

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