On 3/16/06, Fran Boon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The last i checked NTOP (unless they have changed) does not get stats from a switch on which a network is connected. It collects stats from the machine it is installed on WHICH IS A GATEWAY TO NETWORK.
what am trying to do here is to have some form of a monitor not a gateway .... let me read about "ent" [Extreme happy netflow tool] ... womder where they get these names from
Steven Ntambi wrote:
> I'm trying to use ng_netflow on freebsd 4.11 'tell' flow statistics from
> a switch to which a number of routers will be connected.
-CUT-
> One thing i have noted is that this software's documentation is kinda
> scarse (even on the lists i have been tryin to use they hint such
> things) so I'm wondering if there can be a better solution.
try NTop: http://ntop.org/
The last i checked NTOP (unless they have changed) does not get stats from a switch on which a network is connected. It collects stats from the machine it is installed on WHICH IS A GATEWAY TO NETWORK.
what am trying to do here is to have some form of a monitor not a gateway .... let me read about "ent" [Extreme happy netflow tool] ... womder where they get these names from
I have to use the older 3.1 version on Linux to get netFlow working, but
BSD may work fine with 3.2 or CVS...
F
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