How about some information on the environment?
OS??
ntop version??? (I'm guessing 2.1.x)
Understand that 2.1.2 and below are unsupported and that the flags have
changed in 2.1.50+ to provide better granularity on the functionality (hence
the 2.1.x guess).
-S causes purged hosts to be written to the .db file... is it growing over
time??
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Andrew Lawton
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Subject: [Ntop] Command line suggestions. Was "Large hash"
On Wed, 2002-10-02 at 12:02, Luca Deri wrote:
> Where are you running ntop? On a border gw? Make sure you use the proper
> options.
>
I'm running ntop on the monitor port of our border.
The command line is:
/usr/local/bin/ntop -i eth1 -u ntop -m (local ip)/(net mask) -d -S2 -E
-j -P /var/ntop
Eth1 is a stealth port. Ntop seems to grab an extra 8k every 5 seconds
until all available RAM is filled. The -S parameter seems to be the
problem no matter what value is used.
Is this a reasonable command line?
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