Alfredo Cardigliano, Author at ntop

This is to announce a new n2disk release 3.6. This release adds full support for indexing and retrieving traffic based on the Layer-7 application protocol. This can now be enabled even when…

ntop

October 19, 2020

Introducing PF_RING 7.8: ZC support for new Intel adapters and much more

This is to announce a new PF_RING major release 7.8. The main changes in this release include: The new ice ZC driver supporting E800 Series 100 Gigabit Intel adapters. Hardware timestamp support…

nDPI

September 17, 2020

How to Dump, Index, and Layer-7 Filter Network Traffic at High Speed

n2disk is an application that many of the ntop community uses to dump traffic up to 100 Gbit. What few people know is that n2disk can index data not just using packet…

PF_RING

August 24, 2020

Introducing PF_RING ZC support for Intel E810-based 100G adapters

Last year Intel announced a new family of 100 Gigabit network adapters, code-name Columbiaville. These new adapters, based on the new Intel Ethernet Controller E810, support 10/25/50/100 Gbps link speeds and provide…

n2disk

June 15, 2020

Howto Build a 100 Gbit (Drop-Free) Continuous Packet Recorder using n2disk [Part 3]

In the first post of this series (part 1) we described how to build a 2×10 Gbit continuous packet recorder using n2disk and PF_RING, in the second post (part 2) we described…

nScrub

March 24, 2020

Introducing nScrub 1.4 with IPv6 Support

This is to introduce the new nScrub 1.4 stable. Besides a few bug fixes (mainly to the API) this release introduces many improvements, including: Full IPv6 support both in routing and bridge…

ntop

February 21, 2020

Introducing PF_RING 7.6: Flow Processing Made Easy with PF_RING FT

This is to announce a new PF_RING major release 7.6. Besides bug fixes and drivers updates to improve compatibility with latest kernels (including those shipped with Debian 10 and CentOS 8) this…

n2disk

January 7, 2020

Introducing n2disk 3.4: 100 Gbit Traffic Dump to Disk

This is to announce a new n2disk release 3.4. In addition to major performance optimisations with FPGA-based NICs, this release adds new interesting features including the ability to filter traffic based on…

ntop

October 21, 2019

Finding a Needle in a Haystack (was Traffic Disaggregation with Sub Interfaces in ntopng)

Network traffic moving across a link often contains various types of traffic, for example in large companies it can include a mix of traffic coming from: Employees network Core company servers Guests…

n2disk

August 16, 2019

Combining Traffic Recording with Visibility at 100 Gbps

A few months ago, with ntopng 3.8, we introduced support for continuous traffic recording, that allows you to drill down historical data from the timeseries level up to raw packets. This is…

n2disk

July 11, 2019

Building a (Cheap) Continuous Packet Recorder using n2disk and PF_RING [Part 2]

Continuous packet recorders are devices that capture raw traffic to disk, providing a window into network history, that allows you to go back in time when a network event occurs, and analyse…

PF_RING

June 30, 2019

Introducing PF_RING Configuration Wizard

Getting started with PF_RING can be a bit tricky as it requires the creation of a few configuration files in order to setup the service, especially when ZC drivers need to be…

Author: Alfredo Cardigliano

Introducing n2disk 3.6: full L7 support, fast flow export, replay rate control

Introducing PF_RING 7.8: ZC support for new Intel adapters and much more

How to Dump, Index, and Layer-7 Filter Network Traffic at High Speed

Introducing PF_RING ZC support for Intel E810-based 100G adapters

Howto Build a 100 Gbit (Drop-Free) Continuous Packet Recorder using n2disk [Part 3]

Introducing nScrub 1.4 with IPv6 Support

Introducing PF_RING 7.6: Flow Processing Made Easy with PF_RING FT

Introducing n2disk 3.4: 100 Gbit Traffic Dump to Disk

Finding a Needle in a Haystack (was Traffic Disaggregation with Sub Interfaces in ntopng)

Combining Traffic Recording with Visibility at 100 Gbps

Building a (Cheap) Continuous Packet Recorder using n2disk and PF_RING [Part 2]

Introducing PF_RING Configuration Wizard