ntopng 1.2 is the result of 10 months of work. We have tried to both introduce new features, and make the product more robust, easy to use, and modern. The result is a simple tool with a refreshed GUI, user preferences, and new reports to display data in new ways. Leveraging on the multi-interface support, […]
Released nDPI 1.5
Today we have have released nDPI 1.5. The main changes include: Support of additional protocols such as Redis, ZeroMQ, Collectd, Megaco. Fixed bugs in existing protocol dissectors and refreshed protocols that changed since the previous release (e.g Skype that is a real moving target). Major improvements of the sample ndpiReader application: Added 10 Gbit DNA/ZC support when capturing […]
Mini-Tutorial: Fresh Install of ntopng on Centos 7
IMPORTANT: This post contains outdated information. See README.compilation for updated instructions. This is how to compile ntopng in a fresh centos 7 x64 installation For the impatient: # yum install -y subversion autoconf automake make gcc libpcap-devel libxml2-devel sqlite-devel libtool glib2-devel gcc-c++ $ svn co https://svn.ntop.org/svn/ntop/trunk/ntopng $ ./autogen.sh $ ./configure $ make $ ./ntopng –help ntopng […]
Introducing ntop Video Tutorials
We have been asked many times to create some videos that introduce novice users to our tools and products. Although English is not our mother tongue, we have decided to take this request seriously and start uploading them on the ntop channel. This said we need your help and we hope that you will contribute […]
Creating a hierarchical cluster of ntopng instances
As you know via ZMQ you can use ntopng as collector for nProbe instances. You can decide to merge all probes into one single ntopng interface (i.e. all the traffic will be merged and mixed) or to have an interface per probe. Example: Start the remote nProbe instances as follows [host1] nprobe –zmq “tcp://*:5556” -i ethX […]
Monitoring Mobile Traffic (3G/LTE) with nProbe and ntopng #sharkfest14
At Sharkfest 2014 we have made a presentation/tutorial about mobile traffic monitoring using the ntop tools. Those who have not attended the conference can still have a chance to look at the presentation.
ntop at SHARKFEST’14
The ntop core team will be at the SHARKFEST in June, the annual 4-day conference, focused on sharing knowledge, experience and best practices among Wireshark developers and users. Luca Deri will be among the speakers talking about “Monitoring Mobile Network Traffic (3G/LTE)“. Join us June 16th through June 20th at the Dominican University of California […]
Introducing nProbe Splunk App for (Free) Network and Application Monitoring
Splunk is a popular realtime data capture, aggregation, and data visualisation system. Designed initially for handling application logs, in its current version is available with a free enterprise license can index up to 500 megabytes of data per day. We have decided to use Splunk to capture and index in realtime flows generated by nProbe, and […]
Napatech and ntop will demonstrate 10 Gbps capture-to-disk at RSA and MWC
Napatech, the world’s leading supplier of network analysis adapters, and ntop, the renowned traffic monitoring software expert, today announced a collaboration focused on accelerating time to market for high-performance network management and security appliances. The first initiative is a 10 Gbps capture-to-disk solution that will be demonstrated at Mobile World Congress and RSA, February 24-28. Capture-to-disk […]
Using n2n with Amazon (AWS) EC2
Although we currently have no time to further develop n2n (we have put the project on hold until we have time to work at it again), this tool is still widely used. This article (courtesy of Stuart Buckell) shows how to use n2n to enable broadcast and multicast support on Amazon (AWS) EC2, which is required for […]