Re: [Ntop] Help configuring nProbe with ntopng

2019-09-11 Thread Srijan Nandi
Thank you, Simone. On Wed, 11 Sep 2019 at 15:19, Simone Mainardi wrote: > Srijan, > > You can use nProbe to dump to text files (see options -P and -D t). > nProbe will generate text files with as many columns as the elements > specified in the template option -T. Then use FileBeat to read

Re: [Ntop] Help configuring nProbe with ntopng

2019-09-11 Thread Simone Mainardi
Srijan, You can use nProbe to dump to text files (see options -P and -D t). nProbe will generate text files with as many columns as the elements specified in the template option -T. Then use FileBeat to read those text files and do the necessary downstream processing. Alternatively, you can

Re: [Ntop] Help configuring nProbe with ntopng

2019-09-10 Thread Srijan Nandi
Hello Alfredo, Let me explain my setup and then you can suggest the best way out. I have a debian 9 with accolade NIC cards without an IP address. These cards are a tap to the GTP traffic. So they get to see all the GTP-C traffic. What I want to achieve: 1. Be able to read the entire GTP-C

Re: [Ntop] Help configuring nProbe with ntopng

2019-09-10 Thread Alfredo Cardigliano
Hi you should not use the accolade adapter for exporting flow data to ntopng, that’s for capturing raw packets only, you should use the management interface (or other standard interfaces) for that. Alfredo > On 10 Sep 2019, at 19:22, Srijan Nandi wrote: > > Hello Everyone, > > I require

[Ntop] Help configuring nProbe with ntopng

2019-09-10 Thread Srijan Nandi
Hello Everyone, I require some assistance with the following. I have already configured nProbe to list to accolade NIC card. Now I need help in configuring ntopng so that it reads from nprobe. The problem, my accolade cards do not have an IP address as this entire setup is in Layer 2 mode. So I