No, those are actually from the v1.3 version of intop...  You can get similar stuff from the web pages today.  And a whole lot more and much more flexibility in reporting.  .  It's also perfectly possible to build micro-ntop and use it as a collector into a mySQL database for off-line analysis.
 
Lots of unix tools can't be used from the command line.  RedHat Source Navigator for one...
 
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Thanks!!!  So those screen shots I saw with all those columbs of sent/received packets and their source/destination hosts was from the web page, not the vt100 terminal...  Hmm, what kind of UNIX tool can't be used from the CLI...
 
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Nope... with v2, ntop is the collector and web server - the web page *is* the output.  Sniffying is the last output one would expect to see unless the trace flag is set.
 
Basically - but understandably - your expectation is wrong...  unfortunately, the overview page on http://www.ntop.org is outdated (v1.3) and doesn't reflect the new version.
 
Intop is a cut down version, but hasn't been brought up to full functionality.  I'm not surprised it doesn't run...
 
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Subject: [Ntop] ntop on VT100

I just installed the ntop package for Solaris 2.8 and when I type ntop, this is what I get in my SSH terminal window:

 

bash-2.05# ntop

ntop v.1.3.1 MT [sparc-sun-solaris2.8] listening on [eri0,eri0:0].

Copyright 1998-2000 by Luca Deri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Get the freshest ntop from http://www.ntop.org/

 

Initialising...

Loading plugins (if any)...

WARNING: Unable to find the plugins/ directory.

Waiting for HTTP connections on port 3000...

Sniffying...

 

 

intop> sniff -i eri0

starting sniffer on eri0 (with no filter enabled)...

intop@eri0> top

Error opening terminal: vt100.

bash-2.05#

 

Isn't ntop supposed to show everything it is sniffing in real time like top?  I don't want to run a web server to look at the data.  When I type "ntop", it says it is sniffing, but I don't see any columbs of data...  When I type "intop" and try to get stuff interactively, the program errors out when I type top.  Am I missing something or am I wrong in my expectation that ntop will display sniffed network connections in real time in a VT100 terminal window?

Thanks to whomever can help me out.

- Jonathan

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