Re: [Ntop] Unique host identification

2001-12-03 Thread Michael Weidel
Hi all, ntop takes the MAC addresses of the hosts in the nets specified via the -m command line switch (considered as pseudo-local) to distinguish between them. Does anyone need this feature or what could this be good for? Why don't you take the IP addresses for hosts which are only

Re: [Ntop] Unique host identification

2001-11-28 Thread Luca Deri
Eric, as you stated ntop identifies the hosts using: - MAC addresses if hosts are local - IP address if they are not local I have a couple of weeks ago I have patched ntop in order to handle situations asa those you mentioned so it should work out of the box. Nevertheless ntop is not a wizard so

[Ntop] Unique host identification

2001-11-27 Thread Erik McCormick
Hello, Im having an issue using NTOP outside a firewall. All of my externally-accessible hosts are accessed through a one-to-one NAT through my firewall. This causes each publicly accessible IP to have the same MAC address. In most packet sniffers this isnt a problem as it identifies