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Learn more about ntopng at RIPE72
This week we will attend the RIPE 72 meeting in Copenhagen, DK. Thanks to Martin Winter (co-founder of NetDEF) we will  speak about ntopng at two events on Thursday, May 26th: At 11AM we will introduce ntopng at the Open Source Working Group. At 3PM in room “Akvariet 2” we will run a two hours tutorial about ntopng and current/future ongoing developments we are carrying on. These events would be a good time for learning more about our tools, and for discussing extensions, future work items, issues you would like …
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Come to see the new ntopng at CeBIT 2015
As you might have noticed, we are busy working at ntopng. We will soon publish a blog post where we summarise the current activities and what is still missing before the next version of ntopng will be released. However we believe that while communicating through the Internet is a convenient way to reach the ntop community, we still believe that a physical meeting is also desirable. For this reason we thank our long-time partner Wuerth-Phoenix for hosting us at CeBIT Open Source Park where we can demonstrate the new ntopng at work …
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BYO10GPR: Build Your Own 10 Gbit Packet Recorder
Packet recorder appliances are one of the last network components that have insane prices. Years ago this was justified by the fact that in order to capture traffic at high speed it was mandatory to use costly custom packet capture cards and often custom-designed hardware. With the advent of multi-10 Gbit packet capture technologies on commodity hardware such as PF_RING DNA, and the availability of high-performance computers such as those based on the Intel Sandy Bridge chipset the game has changed. Modern 10K RPM 6Gb/s SATA disks enable with 8 …
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Say hello to nDPI (Network DPI)
The equation “port = (application) protocol” no longer holds. DPI (Deep Packet Inspection) is the way to detect known protocols on non-known ports (e.g. http on ports other than 80) and traffic on know port that is not the one we expect (e.g. skype on port 80). On a nutshell, we need to look at packet content and see what’s inside. P2P protocols have been designed from day one with the ability to circumvent network policies in order to reach their peers, and they are good example of places where …

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