No and Maybe.
Let me explain. The no: ntop doesnt control anything. It just looks at the traffic. The maybe: It depends on where your ntop is positioned. Let me draw a little picture Computer(VPN)------Router---<a>--Router(VPN)--<b>---switch------server If your ntop is looking at traffic between the time it leaves the users VPN connection and when it is unencrypted by your VPN router i.e. point <a>, then all you will see is the encrypted traffic. And you wont be able to tell whats in it. If your ntop is looking at traffic after its unencrypted by your VPN router i.e. point <b>, then its normal traffic and ntop will work fine, just as if there were no VPN involved. -----Burton _____ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Javier Martínez Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2008 5:16 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Ntop] How to control vpn access and regards Hí, i am new in the ntop mailing list. Regards for all of you. Well i have a problem. I have installed in centos5 ntop 3.3 running with pptpd tunnellings and shorewall. My question is this. There is people that connect my network form the vpn. Is possible for ntop to control the connections that i am supporting from the vpn tunnellings. I want to know the traffic and so on. Regards -- Javier Martínez Technical Manager
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