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Next chapter in the exciting saga of ntop-current
& FreeBSD 4.1
As we finished last episode, ntop is running in -w
mode at long last,
so despite those who claimed it it would never run
it does indeed
look like there is some life in this thing yet
:)
Ntop is certainly impressive in terms of the
information provided ...
I've yet to see any commercial application that
does as much.
Before I forget ..... thanks to all those who
tendered advice over the
past few days, particularly Nicolai Petri, Olivier Nicole, and
fellow
countryman Stanley Hopcroft whose "half-baked suggestions"
(to quote his
own
phrase) provided the final piece of the puzzle.
Now to get down to business ..... as stated in a
previous posting,
I've got a few relatively minor issues to contend
with
(1) how to generate an SSH
token
(2) how to configure /
enable lsof / neped / nmap
I did make a point of looking for dependencies
before installing
ntop .... did not see any mention that neped /
nmap were required.
According to my ntop installation, lsof /
neped, & nmap are "either
disabled or not installed"
I can't find how to generate the graphical screens
a la the ntop site,
seems like they require nmap so thats one of the
next tasks.
However ...... where do I locate info on
"enabling" stuff once its installed
??
I presume there's some form of incantation required
.... ??
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