I would also like to here any help on that because I’ve also sent an email a 
few weeks ago regarding exactly the same problem between probe and ntopng.

Regards

/Wayne

Le 2014-01-08 à 15:59, Marc Boisis <[email protected]> a écrit :

> Hello
> Can anyone gave me an idea or a method to show if ntopng receive or not flow 
> send by nprobe ?
> 
> Le 7 janv. 2014 à 14:40, Marc Boisis <[email protected]> a écrit :
> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> I want to show in ntop my flows emitted by an openbsd router with PF packet 
>> filter.
>> 
>> Ntopng and probe are installed on SLES server.
>> 
>> Nprobe is launched like this :
>> nprobe --zmq tcp://127.0.0.1:5556 -i none -n none --collector-port 2055 -V 9 
>> -b 2
>> 
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [plugin.c:161] No plugins found in ./plugins
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [plugin.c:161] No plugins found in 
>> /usr/local/lib/nprobe/plugins
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [plugin.c:165] WARNING: Unable to find plugins 
>> directory. nProbe will work without plugins!
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:3624] Succesfully created ZMQ endpoint 
>> tcp://127.0.0.1:5556
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:3787] WARNING: The output interfaceId is set 
>> to 0: did you forget to use -Q perhaps ?
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:3790] WARNING: The input interfaceId is set 
>> to 0: did you forget to use -u perhaps ?
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:3794] WARNING: You have specified --zmq and 
>> not specified -n.
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:3795] WARNING: We believe you want to use 
>> just ZMQ and no netflow export
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:3796] WARNING: Setting flow export to -n none
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:3850] Welcome to nprobe v.6.15.140103 
>> ($Revision: 3788 $) for x86_64-suse-linux-gnu 
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:3878] Tracing enabled
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [plugin.c:225] 0 plugin(s) loaded [0 delete][0 packet].
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5725] Welcome to nprobe v.6.15.140103 for 
>> x86_64-suse-linux-gnu
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:4963] Compiling flow templates...
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:4993] WARNING: You selected v9/IPFIX without 
>> specifying a template (-T).
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:4994] WARNING: The default template will be 
>> used
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:4999] Using NetFlow Packet Payload Len: 1472
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [plugin.c:872] 0 plugin(s) enabled
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5300] Scanning flow template…
>> …
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5340] Scanning option template...
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5346] Found      TOTAL_FLOWS_EXP [id 42][4 
>> bytes][total 4 bytes]
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5346] Found       TOTAL_PKTS_EXP [id 41][4 
>> bytes][total 8 bytes]
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5374] Each flow is 85 bytes long
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5375] The # packets per flow has been set to 
>> 16
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:4371] Using packet capture length 128
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5905] The flows hash has 131072 buckets
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5907] Flows older than 120 seconds will be 
>> exported
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5910] Flows inactive for at least 30 seconds 
>> will be exported
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5913] Expired flows will not be queued for 
>> more than 30 seconds
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5920] Exported flows with engineType 0 and 
>> engineId 207
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5942] TCP TOS will be ignored and set to 0.
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5947] Flows ASs will not be computed (missing 
>> GeoIP support)
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5960] After 1 flow packets are sent, we'll 
>> delay at least 1 ms
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:5980] Flows will be emitted in NetFlow 9 
>> format
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:6010] Flow input interface index is set to 0
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:6016] Flow output interface index is set to 0
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:6030] Not capturing packet from interface 
>> (collector mode)
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [collect.c:97] Created UDP sockets
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [collect.c:156] Flow collector listening on port 2055 
>> (IPv4/v6)
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [nprobe.c:6137] Starting 1 packet fetch thread(s)
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:43 [engine.c:2980] Starting bucket dequeue thread
>> 
>> 
>> and I show this kind of messages which seems good
>> 
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:46 [engine.c:2350] Emitting Flow: [->][tcp] 
>> 10.1.70.30:56189 -> 10.10.31.79:13111 [5 pkt/372 bytes][ifIdx 0->0][duration 
>> 0.0 sec]
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:46 [util.c:3517] [ZMQ] 
>> {"8":"10.10.31.79","12":"10.1.70.30","15":"0.0.0.0","10":0,"14":0,"2":4,"1":238,"22":1389101235,"21":1389101235,"7":13111,"11":56189,"6":0,"4":6,"5":0,"16":0,"17":0,"9":0,"13":0,"42":714}
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:46 [engine.c:2372] Emitting Flow: [<-][tcp] 
>> 10.10.31.79:13111 -> 10.1.70.30:56189 [4 pkt/238 bytes][ifIdx 0->0][0.0 sec]
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:46 [util.c:3517] [ZMQ] 
>> {"8":"10.1.70.30","12":"10.10.31.79","15":"0.0.0.0","10":0,"14":0,"2":5,"1":372,"22":1389101235,"21":1389101235,"7":56188,"11":13111,"6":0,"4":6,"5":0,"16":0,"17":0,"9":0,"13":0,"42":715}
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:46 [engine.c:2350] Emitting Flow: [->][tcp] 
>> 10.1.70.30:56188 -> 10.10.31.79:13111 [5 pkt/372 bytes][ifIdx 0->0][duration 
>> 0.0 sec]
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:27:46 [util.c:3517] [ZMQ] 
>> {"8":"10.10.31.79","12":"10.1.70.30","15":"0.0.0.0","10":0,"14":0,"2":4,"1":238,"22":1389101235,"21":1389101235,"7":13111,"11":56188,"6":0,"4":6,"5":0,"16":0,"17":0,"9":0,"13":0,"42
>>  »:7
>> 
>> 
>> The socket is listening on port 5556, so i launch ntopng like this : 
>> 
>> ROOT:cacti:/root > ntopng -i tcp://127.0.0.1:5556 -v
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [Ntop.cpp:461] Setting local networks to 
>> 192.168.1.0/24,0.0.0.0/32,224.0.0.0/8,239.0.0.0/8,255.255.255.255/32,127.0.0.0/8
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [AddressResolution.cpp:129] Rule '192.168.1.0'/'24'
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [AddressResolution.cpp:129] Rule '0.0.0.0'/'32'
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [AddressResolution.cpp:129] Rule '224.0.0.0'/'8'
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [AddressResolution.cpp:129] Rule '239.0.0.0'/'8'
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [AddressResolution.cpp:129] Rule '255.255.255.255'/'32'
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [AddressResolution.cpp:129] Rule '127.0.0.0'/'8'
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [Ntop.cpp:568] Registered interface 
>> [email protected]:5556 [id: 0]
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [Utils.cpp:235] User changed to nobody
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [main.cpp:147] PID stored in file /var/tmp/ntopng.pid
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [HTTPserver.cpp:342] HTTP server listening on port 3000 
>> [/usr/local/share/ntopng/httpdocs][/usr/local/share/ntopng/scripts]
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [main.cpp:179] Using RRD version 1.4.7
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [main.cpp:188] Working directory: /var/tmp/ntopng
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [main.cpp:190] Scripts/HTML pages directory: 
>> /usr/local/share/ntopng
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [Ntop.cpp:165] Welcome to ntopng x86_64 v.1.1 (r) - (C) 
>> 1998-13 ntop.org
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [Redis.cpp:54] Successfully connected to Redis 64 bit 
>> v.2.8.3
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [PeriodicActivities.cpp:53] Started periodic activities 
>> loop...
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [CollectorInterface.cpp:100] Collecting flows...
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [CollectorInterface.cpp:233] Flow collection is over.
>> 07/Jan/2014 14:37:30 [NetworkInterface.cpp:549] Started packet polling on 
>> interface [email protected]:5556...
>> 
>> 
>> But after hour I always have :
>> No packet has been received yet on interface [email protected]:5556.
>> Please wait 6 seconds until this page reloads.
>> 
>> 
>> Can you help me ?
>> 
>> Thanks
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
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