Hi Luca,
|ntopng -i mycap.pcap| generates indeed useful output on x86_64 linux,
ntopng installed as debian package, ntopng version 1.2.1.
ntopng as compiled myself from svn doesn’t generate useful output on a
mips router where I collected the pcap file.
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If ntopng is able to use the contents of a pcap file I wonder if I just
could use ntopng on my x86_64 linux box to display the traffic of an
interface of the dsl router.
Can ntopng read from stdin?
Then something like this (started from the dsl router where I want to
observe the network traffic) should be possible, shouldn’t it?
|tcpdump -i dsl -U -w - | ssh my_x86_x64_box ntopng -i -
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best regards,
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Johannes
Am 16.02.2015 um 22:49 schrieb Luca Deri:
ntopng -i mycap.pcap
can decode the file. I see hosts and traffic. Can you please confirm?
Thanks Luca
On 16 Feb 2015, at 22:45, Dr. Johannes Zellner <[email protected]> wrote:
<mycap.pcap>
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