I've tried multiple ways to set the -protocols parameter to determine what protocols nTop cares about.
Command lines: /usr/local/bin/ntop -d --use-syslog=daemon --protocols="FTP=ftp|ftp-data,HTTP=http|www|https,DNS=name|domain" -i none /usr/local/bin/ntop -d --use-syslog=daemon --protocols=FTP=ftp\|ftp-data,HTTP=http\|www\|https,DNS=name\|domain -i none Configuring in ntop.protoSpecs on the Preferences page as FTP=ftp|ftp-data,HTTP=http|www|https,DNS=name|domain Configuring under Startup options under IP Prefs "TCP/UDP Protocols To Monitor" as FTP=ftp|ftp-data,HTTP=http|www|https,DNS=name|domain None of them seem to take any effect... Under "ntop Configuration" page showing current running config I get: Command Line Started as.... /usr/local/bin/ntop -d --use-syslog --protocols -i none Resolved to.... /usr/local/bin/ntop -d --use-syslog=daemon --protocols=FTP=ftp|ftp-data,HTTP=http|www|https,DNS=name|domain -i none -p | --protocols FTP=ftp|ftp-data,HTTP=http|www|https,DNS=name|domain But under IP/Summary/Traffic I get all the defaults: Host<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=99> Location<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=98> Data [cid:[email protected]] <http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=-0> FTP<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=2> HTTP<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=3> DNS<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=4> Telnet<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=5> NBios-IP<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=6> Mail<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=7> DHCP-BOOTP<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=8> SNMP<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=9> NNTP<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=10> NFS/AFS<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=11> VoIP<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=12> X11<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=13> SSH<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=14> Gnutella<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=15> Kazaa<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=16> WinMX<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=17> DC++<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=18> eDonkey<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=19> BitTorrent<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=20> Messenger<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=21> Other IP<http://10.100.0.143:3000/sortDataIP.html?showH=0&showL=0&col=22> Same with the graphs under Summary/Traffic/Traffic Report. I'm sure I'm missing something obvious, but what??? I use NetFlow interfaces exclusively, if that makes a difference. Thanks, Jeremy Campbell Premium Financing Specialists, Inc.
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