Hello,
I am running slackware 9.1 with ntop-current (ntop-04-01-12), please
let me know if you need any other info.
I am running ntop on a firewall with 4 interfaces and am only monitoring
the DMZ and internal NIC. I want to be able to track user activity.
Every one has a static IP on the inside (10.10.X.X)
I started NTOP with:
ntop -4 --daemon -g -i eth1,eth2 -o -n -p userprolist -s -u ntopwatch -w
IP:3000 -D domain.com -M -O /home/ntopwatch/ -P /home/ntopwatch/
It is working great but when I click on a internal IP I can see that
this person downloaded 193MB over http since Sunday night.
At the bottom of the page I can see what hosts they have recently been
connected too but is there any way to find out how much they downloaded
from each external host ?
I click on the host IP but get a error page because that host does not
exist. Is this because used the -g option to track local hosts only ?
--
Michael Gale
Network Administrator
Utilitran Corporation
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