Hello Igor, I had the same problem. I got sessions in 2.0 but when I switched to 2.1 RCs or 2.1 I got no sessions.
Burton advised me to use the -m parm. It worked for me! I had to use -m "xxx.xxx.xx.0/24,xxx.xxx.xx.0/24,xx.xxx.xx.0/24" and it works fine now on the three interfaces I monitor. When you say the -m does not work correctly, could you please send the -m parm you are using and what happens that lets you believe it is not working correctly? Earl On Monday 15 July 2002 03:39 pm, Igor Schein wrote: > Hi, > > Now that 2.1 is released, I would like to return to the active TCP > session problem. I'm now happily using version 2.0 without -j or -m > flags and that displays the sessions for me fine, So the problem is > obviously not in my setup ( see my previous postings ), but in the > changed functionality of ntop between versions 2.0 and 2.1. > > Here's my final question: is there a way in 2.1 or will there be a > way in future releases to get the behavior of version 2.0 as far as > session display is concerned? If the answer is no, or there's no > answer at all, then this thread will be killed de facto, I apologize > for wasting your time and I'll continue using 2.0 for as long as it > stays to be the case. > > I appreciate Burton's input up to date, but this is a simplilfied > version of dialog so far: > > Me: "Sessions are not displaying" > Burton: "You need to use -j/-m combination" > Me: "-j doesn't work at all and -m works incorrectly" > Burton" "Your setup is wrong". > > I hate to sound like I'm whining, but I'd like it to be a bit more > productive, since I know version 2.0 works with my setup. Ntop is a > great product, and I am eager to help its testing, but I've been > dissapointed so far that my bug report hasn't been recognized as a > but report at all. > > Thanks > > Igor > _______________________________________________ > Ntop-dev mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.ntop.org/mailman/listinfo/ntop-dev _______________________________________________ Ntop-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ntop.org/mailman/listinfo/ntop-dev
