Ken,
I think this is a DNS issue. Can you please capture with tcpdump the
hosts being resolved (e.g. due to HTML code in ntopng) and report?

Regards Luca

On 03/23/2018 03:09 AM, Ken Kirchner wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I’ve setup a new VM as an ntopng server. I have allocated 4 cpu’s and 8GB of 
> ram. This runs on an all flash array.  The host OS is an up to date Red Hat 
> Linux v7.4 with ntopng v3.2-stable branch deployed. I have a dedicated web 
> management ethernet interface and a probe interface.
>
> It works, but the web interface is very unresponsive and often reports time 
> out errors in my browser (Firefox and Chrome). It is nearly unusable yet top 
> reports almost no CPU being used. There is only a trickle of data being 
> monitored and the VM is mostly idle, so I cannot imagine what the problem is.
>
> This is in a mostly isolated environment, so I have turned off DNS resolution 
> (-n=3). Could AS lookups or some other internet required query be the cause?
>
> What can I check next? If I run tcpdump on the probe interface it looks fine, 
> no packets dropped. I cannot demo this to my boss with this behavior.
>
> -Ken K.
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