Hello all, I am a newbie user of ntop. I just finished a client network auditing and this time I used ntop instead of other tools.
I think I could not get a real view of my customer's network, because for gathering information regarding protocol distribution I used global protocol distribution (summary-->traffic). The point is that as far as I understand (I may be wrong), other TCP/UDP-based protocols (very high percentage of the total amount of traffic) belongs to part of HTTP, SMTP, FTP, and other known protocols, but doesn't show exactly the amount for each. Is this correct? Which means exactly TCP/UDP based protocols? Just that, unknown protocols, or part of the flows of well known and detected protocols? Thanks in advance, Jorge -- ------------------------------------------------------- Jorge Cuevas Gonzalez [EMAIL PROTECTED] N E S Y S www.nesys-st.com TLF: +34 94 406 05 46 Sondika GPG: 64EB 99BE 542D B0A3 4AB0 2BD0 D283 8DBE DB54 72FE ------------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ Ntop mailing list [email protected] http://listgateway.unipi.it/mailman/listinfo/ntop
