On Fri, Jun 14, 2002 at 04:35:47PM -0500, Burton M. Strauss III wrote: > Versions of ntop prior to ntop 2.0.99RC2 are unsupported.
I've now upgraded to the latest snapshot: ntop v.2.0.99 MT (SSL) [i686-pc-linux-gnu] (06/15/02 07:24:02 PM build) The problem with the webpage appearing text-only or not at all seems to be gone now. But the other two problems still remain: > * In the hosts analysis as seen on the webpage the hosts > are referred to with names instead of IPs. It looks to me > like those names are the netbios names of those hosts, but > what I wonder is why some hosts don't get an entry in the IP > column? I tried the -n switch but that didn't change it. > So basically I get 3 cases: > <IP>.. <IP> > <Name>..<IP> > <Name>..<Nothing> > And I liked to have all IPs appearing there. Any hints? > > * While monitoring the traffic of a ftp download ntop was > using up about 20% cpu thus slowing down the ftp. Is there > any way to speed this up? I tried using the -A switch as > described in man ntop and set it to level 0. But ntop still > used up as much cpu as before. Actually the new version uses up even more CPU power. In fact it takes up to 55% of CPU thus slowing down ftp remarkably. (Didn't use the -A switch for the new version of course) Another minor remark about the current snapshot: There's a small mistake in the documentation for the -S switch: the --help info says: [-S <number> | --store-mode <number>] Persistent storage mode [0-none, 1-local, 2-all] as opposed to man ntop: Valid values are: 0 = don't store hosts, 1 = store all hosts, 2 = store only local hosts. -- Raiser, Frank _______________________________________________ Ntop mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ntop.org/mailman/listinfo/ntop
