Hello everybody! Welcome back to the weekly blog post of this serie used to update you with the latest ntopng features and graphical changes. Please let us know your feedback! Today we are going to talk about the Periodicity Map. … Continue reading
Incident Analysis: How to Correlate Alerts with Flows and Packets
In incident analysis it is important to provide evidence of the problem at various level of details: Alerts Alerts are the result of traffic analysis (in ntopng based on checks) that have detected specific indicators in traffic that triggered the … Continue reading
Introducing ntop Professional Training Service
Many of you are asking professional training, in particular in companies and large installations. Over the years we have produced many software applications that allow you to improve network visibility and block cybersecurity threats. In this over increasing ecosystem, we … Continue reading
Infrastructure Monitoring: Observing The Health and Status of Multiple ntopng Instances
Introduction Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? (Juvenal). In other words: who will guard the guards themselves? If you use ntopng to monitor your network, you also need to make sure ntopng is monitored as in case of failure, ntopng will not … Continue reading
nProbe IPS: How To setup an Inline Layer-7 Traffic Policer in 5 Minutes
Introduction Recently, we have added Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) capabilities to our nProbe. Those capabilities are available starting from the latest 9.5 version, both for Linux and FreeBSD – including OPNsense and pfSense, and are available with all nProbe versions … Continue reading
How enable DPI-based Traffic Management in pfSense using nEdge
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
sFlow Collection and Analysis with nProbe and ntopng
sFlow, short for sampled Flow, is a sampling technology designed to export network devices information, namely: Interface counters (à la SNMP MIB-II); Traffic packets (à la ERSPAN). sFlow agents run on switches, routers, firewalls and other devices, and periodically export … Continue reading
Using nProbe for Collecting Ixia IPFIX with IxFlow extensions
Ixia allows to enrich IPFIX records with value-add extensions. Additional information that can be exported, along with standard fields such as source and destination IP addresses, include: Geographical information such as region IP, latitude and city name Application ID or … Continue reading
Using nProbe and ntopng for Collecting and Visualizing Sonicwall Flows
nProbe is both a probe and a NetFlow/sFlow collector. Recently, we’ve also added added the ability to collect flows with proprietary information elements. This greatly improves nProbe flexibility as any custon, vendor-proprietary information element can be understood, correctly parsed, and … Continue reading
Best Practices for the Collection of Flows with ntopng and nProbe
ntopng can be used to visualize traffic data that has been generated or collected by nProbe. Using ntopng with nProbe is convenient in several scenarios, including: The visualization of NetFlow/sFlow data originated by routers, switches, and network devices in general. … Continue reading