this isn't permitted (as of now) in the GUI, but you can run ntop on
multiple interfaces by using multiple -i flags.
Couple caveats - I wouldn't recommend running on WAN due to slightly
increased risk of something happening (though just running it on
internal networks doesn't make you completely safe from ntop issues that
may be discovered in the future, it helps). Also watch what interfaces
you run on, as you could end up with wrong, strange, or misleading
results if you do something like monitoring LAN and WAN at the same time
and combining the results. If you wanted to do LAN and WAN, you'd be
better off running two instances of ntop, or I believe there's a flag to
not combine interface data (don't recall offhand). Regardless, none of
this is accommodated by the GUI at this point, and packages aren't a
major focus just yet.
Audun Brekke wrote:
Hi. I have installed ntop. It works great. But only if I select only
one interface in the config.
If I select two interfaces in the config the service won’t start. Is
it possible to get ntop to log two interfaces simultaneously.
I can’t find the startup script.
It says it is started with the command
*Started as....*
/usr/local/bin/ntop -i xl0 -u root -d --ipv4 -M -x 8102 -X 8192
-Audun-
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