Hi Eric Josephson !!!

thanks for your fast  answer....

to start NTOP  I using:

"ntop -P /var/lib/ntop -u ntop -A"

and  then....     service ntop start


and I installed ntop 3.0 from rpm to Mandrake


It's the same to say ????:

"block all traficc except that "   what    "configure
Ntop start to see  some IP address " ????    

thanks for all....   bye!!!!

Aldo




>    1. Re: How to config Ntop to see host on any net
> ??????
> Aldo,
>       You English is better than my Spanish!    If I
> understand you, you
> want to filter out all traffic except for a specific
> host, or group of
> hosts.  You can do this with the
> "--filter-expression" option on the
> command line or set the filter from the user
> interface.  From the man page:
> 
> -B | --filter-expression
>         Filters  allows  the user to restrict the
> traffic seen by ntop on
> just
>         about any imaginable item.
> 
>         The filter expression is set at run time by
> this parameter, but it
> may
>         be  changed during the ntop run on the Admin
> | Change Filter web
> page.
> 
>         The basic format is -B filter , where the
> quotes are REQUIRED
> 
>         The syntax of the filter expression uses the
> same BPF (Berkeley
> Packet
>         Filter) expressions used by other packages
> such as tcpdump
> 
>         For  instance,  suppose  you are interested
> only in the traffic
> gener-
>         ated/received by the host jake.unipi.it. 
> ntop  can  then  be
> started
>         with the following filter:
> 
>         ntop -B src host jake.unipi.it or dst host
> jake.unipi.it
> 
>         or in shorthand:
> 
>         ntop -B host jake.unipi.it or host
> jake.unipi.it
> 
>         See  the �?expression�? section of the
> tcpdump man page - usually
> avail-
>         able at
> http://www.tcpdump.org/tcpdump_man.html - for
> further
> informa-
>         tion and the best quick guide to BPF filters
> currently available.
> 
>         WARNING: If you are using complex filter
> expressions, especially
> those
>         with =s or meaningful spaces in them, be
> sure and use the long
> option
>         format, --filter-expression="xxxx" and not
> -B "xxxx".
> 
> --
> 
> J. Eric Josephson
> Director of Network and System Operations
> 978-720-2159
> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 



 Aldo Werner                   

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 Hi Anyone !!!!
  
Sorry for my english....   I'm working in my
> thesis.... project of I title.... memory.
> 
> I'm using Ntop on Redhat9 and Mandrake Linux.... 
> both
> work perfectly.
> 
> the network that I need to scan, is very giant, it's
> for that reason that only desire to see some host...
> 
> ... and my question is:  How is formed or configure
> Ntop, to obtain rrd of some HOST ?
> 
> Thank's  for All....
> 
> I hope yours Help....
> 
> >From Chile....  Aldo !!!



                
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