-w must be used in conjuction with -d (as it says in the usage)
30/05/2001 07:24:55, "Wes Owen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> I type the command
>
> ntop -w 3000
>
> and it comes back with this
>
>
> ntop: illegal option -- w
> ntop v.1.1 for i386-unknown-netbsd1.5
> Written by Luca Deri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
>
> Usage: ntop
>
> [-r <refresh time (interactive = 3 sec/web = 120 sec)>]
> [-f <traffic dump file (see tcpdump)>]
> [-n (numeric IP addresses (interactive mode only))]
> [-p <IP protocols to monitor> (see man page)]
>
> [-i <interface>]
> [-w <port>]
> [-d (daemon mode [use only with -w])]
> [-m <local addresses (see man page)>]
>
> [-l <log period (seconds)>]
> [-F <flow specs (see man page)>]
> [ <filter expression (like tcpdump)>]
>
> While ntop is running interactively, the following keys are active:
>
> 'q' - quit ntop
> 'r' - reset statistics
> 'n' - toggle address format (num <-> sym <-> MAC <-> Nw Board
> Manufact.)
>
> 'p' - toggle traffic values (bytes <-> % <-> thpt)
> 'l' - toggle hosts display (local subnet <-> all)
> 'd' - toggle idle (idle <-> send/receive)
> 't' - toggle sort (sent <-> received)
>
> 'y' - toggle columns sort
> 'h' - show this help
> ' ' - toggle protocol
>
>
> DOES ANYONE KNOW WHY???
>
>
> Thanx
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