The first release of nDPI was basically a refresh of the OpenDPI library on which nDPI is built. Over the past few months we have made many changes including: Port to various…
Monitoring mobile networks traffic has been traditionally perceived by the telecommunications industry as something complex, costly, proprietary. This is unfortunately one of the few fields where the open-source movement has not been…
Some time ago, we discussed on the first part of this post, why not all servers spot the same performance with DNA. The conclusion was that beside the CPU, you need a…
Packet recorder appliances are one of the last network components that have insane prices. Years ago this was justified by the fact that in order to capture traffic at high speed it…
When I started to develop ntop in 1998, it was clear to me that the network was a huge, volatile (or semi-persistent if you wish), constantly changing database. In ntop this database…
In the past couple of years, 10 Gbit networks are gradually replacing multi-1 Gbit links. Traffic analysis is also increasingly demanding as "legacy" NetFlow v5 flows are not enough to network administrators…
After a year, it's time to release a new stable version of ntop. This version deserves a major number, 5.0, as many things have changed. Beside bug fixes and general improvements, in…
This week ntop will be present at the Open Source System Management Conference 2012, that will take place this Thursday in Bolzano, Italy, organized by our partner and sponsor Würth-Phoenix. We'll give…
All those visiting Cebit next week, will have the chance to see what we're doing at ntop for providing better network monitoring services. We will give a presentation at the Open Source…
In 2004 my friend Alex Tudor of Agilent involved ntop on a very challenging project. The idea was to monitor the network from the exact place where packets were originated. In fact…
From time to time, Cisco builds ntop-friendly products. This is the time of the Cisco ON100 network agent. This tiny device that can fit on your hand, has been integrated with ntop…
In network monitoring it is very common to use taps for duplicating network traffic (RX and TX directions). Taps are important as they allow network probes to operate passively without interfering with…
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