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How enable DPI-based Traffic Management in pfSense using nEdge

Posted March 19, 2019 · Add Comment

We have been receiving several inquiries from pfSense users who would love to complement the classical firewall-style pfSense features with the inline Layer-7-based traffic policing offered by nEdge. Being able place pfSense and nEdge side by side allows to overcome … Continue reading →

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Exploring Historical Data Using ntopng: Part 2

Posted March 1, 2016 · Add Comment

ntopng is able to deliver monitored traffic flows data to a MySQL server. We have already discussed how to configure ntopng to deliver this data in another blog post. In this article we discuss the new features that allow you to … Continue reading →

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