Don't know. Check the syslog and make sure netflow plugin started and
didn't die for some reason. Not sure of your OS, but try "sockstat -l"
to list which processes have what ports open. ntop should own 9001 or
2055 or whatever you're using. Maybe it's listening on a different port
for some reason.
Gary
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/16/2006 4:03 PM >>>
You might be onto something there. It shows active ("Yes" on the page
referenced, and "Deactivate" is the option on the plugins menut) but
netstat -a doesn't show the port I'm using as in use (9001)... How
might that be?
On 10/16/06, Gary Gatten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I will look at my config to refresh myself. It worked pretty easily
> though from what I remember.
>
> Make sure the plugin is "Active". Even if you configure it and it
> looks active, it may not be. Try a couple things:
>
> 1.) From the nTop "menu", Plugins>All. URL should be
> http(s)://yourhost:yourport/showPlugins.html.
> 2.) from command line run" netstat -a. Look for udp port 2055
> listening - or whatever port you have configured for netflow.
>
> Gary
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