-t 6 is a lot of trace for normal ops. Docs say 0 - 5, so I'm not sure
what 6 even does?
look for ntop.conf in one of the /etc dirs. I made my own conf and
start ntop with: ntop @./ntop.conf Not sure if this is "right", but it
works.
Gary
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Also, why am I getting this in the log when I start with:
/usr/local/bin/ntop -u ntop -P /usr/local/share/ntop/db -w 3000 -o -b
-n
-z -4 -iNetFlow-device.2 -t 6
Fri Mar 31 10:17:32 2006 [MSGID8439789] [t49156 hash:714] IDLE_PURGE:
Device NetFlow-device.2: no hosts [out of 1] deleted
Fri Mar 31 10:18:56 2006 [MSGID9233555] [t114696 vendor:355] MAC
prefix
'00:14:5E' not found in vendor database
Also, I just got this:
Fri Mar 31 10:21:02 2006 [MSGID8962748] [t65541 http:1038] **WARNING**
ECONNRESET during sending of page to web client
Fri Mar 31 10:21:02 2006 [MSGID8895214] [t65541 http:1050] Failed text
was 16383 bytes, '/*
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Subject: [Ntop] Save to a config file?
I have a terribly dumb question and can't seem to find the answer...
I'm trying to use NTOP to read AS infor from a single router.
My startup options are:
/usr/local/bin/ntop -u ntop -P /usr/local/share/ntop/db -w 3000 -o -b
-n
-z
How do I save these options to a config file?
When I go into the web interface, I set the options again and click
save, but where is it saving to?
If I restart the server with just /usr/local/bin/ntop there's no
configuration.
I would imagine that I need to specify a config file...but where is it?
-Clayton
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