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How
about reading the documentation that's available? I know there's not much,
but one of the few things that DOES exist is the "ntop and rrd" paper at
SourceForge.
As to
the other, well, ntop is a network traffic monitor, not a forensic tool.
If you think about it, it takes enough storage now to hold a single dimensional
(sent/received) view of the hosts - can you imagine if we had to store
the nxn matrix??? We do that for the local hosts and it's a large chunk of
the per host storage.
If you
want to do forensics, there are tool$$$s that store a days or weeks traffic and
let you dig into it. But even then you need to know you want to monitor -
I've never met or heard of anyone who could afford to archive the Gbs of data
that flows over a network just in case...
-----Burton
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- [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host Internet ... Erik Spigle
- Re: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host ... Luca Deri
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host ... Erik Spigle
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on h... Mike Tremaine
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host ... Erik Spigle
- [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host Inte... Jesse Hurford
- Re: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host ... Burton Strauss
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host ... Erik Spigle
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on h... Burton M. Strauss III
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host ... Erik Spigle
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on h... Burton M. Strauss III
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on host ... Erik Spigle
- RE: [Ntop] Possible to produce reports on h... Burton M. Strauss III
