Terri Kelley schreef:
> I have moved from trying the bridges to using the gateway router of each
> tower. Then moved to using a router which all network traffic passes
> through. Basically what I am trying to do is group towers (certain
> public IP subnets) together so I can view them. In each case I am
> getting stats reported except for the hosts. I am only getting hosts
> (subnets) reported from my original first netflow interface. None of the
> other subnet hosts are being shown or reported though the rest of the
> stats are. These are all remote to the ntop server. I have tried adding
> -m to the command line start. I have tried adding the -m in the gui. In
> the gui, it appears it does not save it for the next restart. From
> command line, it appears they are ignored because I do not see them
> listed as subnets. The only one I see is the first netflow device. None
> of the others.
>
> Can someone please tell me how to set this up? I have been working on
> this for a week now I think.
>
> Terri Kelley
> Network Engineer
> 254-697-6710
>
>
Please don't use HTML in mail and please don't top post.
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Joep
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