Hi - so, I've run into an issue with ghost networks.  I can see the ghost 
networks.  That's fine.  My situation is that I am using an OpenVPN based layer 
2 over layer 3 tunnel between security devices.

Devices:
Cameras: 2
Management Laptop: 1
Security Edge Devices 3
Security Bridge Device: 1 (this device runs ntopng)

Diagram is basically:

Camera1<>Sec.Edg.Dev1<-> Sec.Bridge.Dev <->Sec.Edg.Dev2<-> Camera2
                                                             
<->Sec.Edg.Dev3<->Laptop

Cameras and laptop have device IP addresses in 192.168.x.0/24

Edge devices make a secure tunnel on 172.31.X.0/24
192.168.X.0 is a ghost network.
Ntopng on bridge device records traffic on the bridge network (for example 
interface br50), as well as other interfaces on the bridge device (this is a 
Debian 9 VM that communicates over a network to the edge devices - which may be 
geographically dispersed.)


The issue is that anything on the "bridge" interface and a ghost network device 
- I only see the broadcast and multicast traffic of those devices.  I believe 
the 3.x ntopng and the 4.1 ntopng (before the big change) - recorded the 
unicast traffic of the ghost devices (I've been using ntopng since 2017 - and 
while I no longer have any older code versions running - I believe I was seeing 
unicast traffic from a camera to a laptop (through the bridge).

What happened?  What can be done?  Am I doing anything wrong?     (traffic flow 
is from laptop to camera - through the bridge device - I should be able to see 
the http/https traffic between the laptop and camera - but I do not.)


Christina  Phillips
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