This is a reminder for the second part of our mini-conference 2020 scheduled for this Thursday, December 3rd 4 PM CET/10 AM EST. This time we’ll focus on the latest ntopng 4.2 features. We have the pleasure to host our friends at Tribe29 that will preview how ntopng has been integrated with CheckMK, Nextworks and […]
Webinar: Network Monitoring in Post-Lockdown Days
This is to invite our community to a new webinar that will explain how we have enhanced ntopng to take into account network monitoring challenges due to global lockdown. In particular we will show how ntopng can be integrated with VPN and remote access systems, as well commercial firewall and security devices. This is to […]
Introducing ntopng for MacOS. Finally.
For a long time out MacOS users asked a native ntopng package. Even though we use MacOS and Linux to develop our tools, we didn’t consider important to revamp the MacOS installer (ntopng 1.x has a native MacOS installer) as there are solutions such as brew.sh that allow you to install packages. However such tools […]
You’re invited to the ntop Virtual Meetup: April 2nd
This is to invite you to join or webinar about ntopng v4. We want to introduce you to the new application features, and assist you with first time installation. This will also be the right time to meet with out community and hear your feedback. We hope this to be just the first meetup. Meetup […]
ntopng Multilanguage Support: EN, IT, DE and JP
We are happy to announce that ntopng has gone fully international! The following languages are now officially supported: English Italian Japanese German Language files are completely opensource, meaning that you can choose your preferred ntopng language, no matter if you are a community, Professional or Enterprise user! Languages are supported on a per-user basis, hence, […]
Cento 1.6 Stable Just Released
After more than one year since the latest stable release, we are glad to announce cento 1.6-stable. This new release brings stability, fixes and several new features. Among the new features, it is worth mentioning that: Flows can be exported in a standardized JSON to text files. By default, a user cento runs and owns […]
nDPI 2.8-stable is Out
This new release brings several fixes that make nDPI more stable. Such fixes involve especially DNS and HTTP traffic dissection. Here is the full list of changes: New Supported Protocols and Services Added Modbus over TCP dissector Improvements Wireshark Lua plugin compatibility with Wireshark 3 Improved MDNS dissection Improved HTTP response code handling Full dissection […]
Introducing libebpfflow: packet-less network traffic and container visibility based on eBPF
As previewed during our FOSDEM 2019 talk, this is to introduce libebpfflow a new library for enabling network traffic and container visibility based on eBPF. Designed to be CPU and memory friendly (its presence it is almost unnoticeable) , it allows people to inspect network communications inside a system. It provides visibility for processes users […]
Introducing Ubuntu 18 Support for ntopng Edge (nEdge)
After 6 months from the first nedge announcement, as a response to our customers feedback, nEdge now provides brand new features, like the ability to apply policies based on the device type, the RADIUS integration for captive portal users authentication, the ability to add static routes when running in router mode and the programmatic configuration […]
Welcome to ntopng 3.8 with continuous drill down: packets, flows, activities
We are happy to announce ntopng stable 3.8. The is the core of the next 4.0 release as it integrates new features that will be consolidated in the next release scheduled for spring. The main features include: SQL database-free high-speed traffic indexing based on a new home-grown technology. As explained in this post, we managed […]