Re: [Ntop] Excluding hosts or a subnet from being monitored

> The point here is that the filter doesn't contain any clause that matches > host 10.0.0.39 ... Because, I've changed 10.0.0.39 for 192.168.2.227 for the test. Here the one in prod with 10.0.0.39: [root@ntpprod ~]# /usr/bin/ntopng -i eth3 --packet-filter="ip and not proto ipv6 and not ether

Re: [Ntop] Excluding hosts or a subnet from being monitored

Gerard, On Tue, Jan 10, 2017 at 10:13 PM, Gerhard Mourani wrote: > Simone, > > Here when launched from command line: > > [root@ntptest plugins]# /usr/bin/ntopng -i eth0 --packet-filter="ip and > not proto ipv6 and not ether host ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff and not net ( > 224.0.0.0/8

Re: [Ntop] Excluding hosts or a subnet from being monitored

Simone, Here when launched from command line: [root@ntptest plugins]# /usr/bin/ntopng -i eth0 --packet-filter="ip and not proto ipv6 and not ether host ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff and not net (224.0.0.0/8 or 239.0.0.0/8) and not host (192.168.2.227)" 10/Jan/2017 16:10:46 [Ntop.cpp:1121] Setting local

Re: [Ntop] Excluding hosts or a subnet from being monitored

Gerhard, >From the logs I can't see anything that confirms ntopng has read/parsed the bpf filter specified. It looks like the filter is ignored. I am not sure those logs contain the full output, though. Can you please run ntopng in foreground and paste the output? Simply call

Re: [Ntop] 10Gbit Line Rate performance on Dell R520

Hi Tim, can you please check the core affinity [--core-affinity|-g] | Bind the capture/processing threads to | specific CPU cores (specified as a comma- | separated list) and give every ntopng interface a different (better