Hi
A few querieson
2.2.1e
1. It appears the
local subnet calculation was changed between 2.2 and 2.2.1a- 2.2.1e. In
2.2 the local subnet by default was taken as (for example)
193.195.18.0/255.255.255.0.In 2.2.1a to 2.2.1e it is shown as
193.195.18.53/255.255.255.0 resulting for ntop that all traffic apart from the
actual host is non-local. To avoid this you have to put in a -m
193.195.18.0/255.255.255.0 so that the rest of the subnet is treated as
local. Was this by design? It does not really matter except that the
NEW default behaviour is perhaps not what people would
expect.
2. I have
tried to slice the -p parameter as many ways as I know how to limit/increase the
protocols that are recognised analysed - particularily pptp(1723). What
ever I put on the command line (as part of the service registry AppParameters)
just seems to be totally ignored. It is shown to be parsed on the config
page. If i specify a file like protocol.list.txt this appears to be ignored as
well.
3. In my hunt
for a -p solution i also tried an @params so that i could move all the startup
params from the registry to a file. That caused ntop to crash straigh
away.
I can do traces if
you would like. I just want to know first if any of these are known faulty
before spending the time.
Mark
Mark
Gibbons
Executive
Director
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