Read a little deeper into docs/FAQ.  You're confusing netFlow (which ntop
implements via a plugin) with -F, which is just a way to count simple things
using a bpf specification.  e.g.

-F "host a or b"

gives you the packet count to/from host a added to the packet count to/from
host b


-----Burton


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>
> i've read through the mailing list and have some questions about
> the -F switch.
> Does this only do something once i'm collecting data via cisco
> netflows, or
> can a bpf device be used for netflows also?
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