Hi,
Since you said *ANY* I'll throw in this:
./configure --with-rrd-home=/usr/local/rrdtool-1.2.30/
LDFLAGS='-L/usr/perl5/5.8.4/lib/sun4-solaris-64int/CORE/'
Worked for me on solaris 10 x86. with ntop 3.3.9
The LDFLAGS fixes something to do with the perl installation (I don't install
the OS.
I'll give this a shot - I'm grasping now.
What doesn't work with Netflow? I posted a couple responses with source
changes I had to make concerning Netflow debug messages - did you get
those?
-Original Message-
From: ntop-boun...@unipi.it [mailto:ntop-boun...@unipi.it] On Behalf Of
I've got a problem, and I'm wondering if ntop is the right answer (or,
at least, an answer)
I've got a Dell 6224 layer 3 switch, and on one VLAN is about 10
servers, and another VLAN is about 100 workstations. All was going well
until an ERP program called Macola got dropped in, and now
Hi again,
As far as the Netflow stuff goes, I haven't touched it since the original post.
The problem was that as soon as I tried to configure the plugin, I got a
segfault. Unfortunately a complete remote authentication service asap. Is
taking all my time at present!
I can't remember the
Maybe ntop/ntop box(es) may help you, but probably it is better if you
start monitoring the switch (in terms of cpu and port traffic). after
this you could use a tap to monitor the erp server with ntop (is it
pushing too many packets to the switch?).
Further steps depend on the results you have.
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 9:30 AM, Yuri Francalacci y...@ntop.org wrote:
Maybe ntop/ntop box(es) may help you, but probably it is better if you
start monitoring the switch (in terms of cpu and port traffic). after
this you could use a tap to monitor the erp server with ntop (is it
pushing too
I got 3.3.10 off of SourceForge and several versions off SVN - none will
compile (or even configure) with various errors: can't find m4
directory, can't find Makefile.in, can't find libtool.m4.in, etc. etc.
Spent about 10 hours on this now and am basically no where.
How do I go about getting
Easy fix is to remove Macola right? Actually, problem may have been
there all along and this just brought it to the surface - OR may be 100%
cause of problem.
Check switch CPU and port stats first - make sure all is well, no
errors, high load, etc. Make sure you're truly routing at L3 and
PS: I've got Solaris 10 on x86. All my GNU tools I got from CSW.org, so
the path is /opt/csw/*. This is my path:
PATH=/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/ccs/bin:/opt/csw/bin:/opt/csw/gcc3/bin
Just got past cannot find libtool.m4.in error by manually cp/rename
from the csw/share/aclocal dir. But
Gary,
my gnu tools are located under /usr/local/bin (I've downloaded from
sunfreeware.com) and my autogen.sh works.
If it could help you these are all the packages I have installed
(autoconf-2.63-sol10-x86-local gcc-3.4.6-sol10-x86-local
libiconv-1.11-sol10-x86-local
I'll double check this and move some stuff around. I have multiple
versions installed in different locations, so I think it's getting
confused finding some things from $PATH and some from the various FLAGS.
I actually got passed the configure process, but now I get an error
about libpcap.a.
Hello,
When using netflow, I cannot get MAC addresses to display for hosts
local to the remote probe (for example, in the Summary-Hosts list on
the web GUI). Everything else, except for the MAC issue, works great.
I have verified that when running ntop on a physical local interface,
MAC
I could be wrong, but I don't think you get MAC addresses with netflow?
I use netflow exclusively, but also have --no-mac set, so haven't really
worried about.
Knowing what netflow was designed for, I doubt MAC addresses are even in
the netflow records to begin with - but as mentioned, I could be
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