First I'd check to see if the ntop process is running or not using 'ps'
# ps -ef | grep ntop
If ntop is alive I'd verify which port the http service is bound to. The
default is TCP/3000. You can use the list open files command 'lsof' to
see which port the ntop http-server is listening on
# lsof | grep ntop | grep TCP
the output should like something like the this if using port 3000:
ntop 11254 nobody 0u IPv4 18492401 TCP
*:3000 (LISTEN)
hope this helps.
MikeR.
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Chris Harner
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 3:41 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Ntop] Dual NIC issue
We decided to configure a second NIC with the server which is
plugged into the backbone (L3) switch. I came back and noticed that the
NTop page now fails to load. I restarted the ntop process and that did
not work. I re-ran the cron (/usr/bin/ntop) and it looks like it works,
but the page does not get hosted. I tried it on both addresses and it
does not work.
I enabled it to run as a daemon when it was working. ANy
suggestions on how i can get this working again? Thank you all.
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