Last week we have made a couple of presentations at SharkFest 2015, introducing to the Wireshark community what ntopng is about. The most interesting part has been the feedback of those who…
As ntop software is increasing in popularity, we need help for supporting our users and working at new developments. Therefore we are looking for someone to join our development time, help us,…
Last month Ivan Pepelnjak interviewed me on Software Gone Wild about ntop and ntopng. The main topic of the interview were: How it all started and why did Luca decide to start…
ntopng 1.2 is the result of 10 months of work. We have tried to both introduce new features, and make the product more robust, easy to use, and modern. The result is…
IMPORTANT: This post contains outdated information. See README.compilation for updated instructions. This is how to compile ntopng in a fresh centos 7 x64 installation For the impatient: # yum install -y subversion…
At Sharkfest 2014 we have made a presentation/tutorial about mobile traffic monitoring using the ntop tools. Those who have not attended the conference can still have a chance to look at the…
On this blog we have already discussed on how to compile and run ntopng and nProbe on a BeagleBoard and Raspberry Pi. Now we explain (courtesy of Shane Graham) how to achieve…
Next week is going to be a busy week for us as we'll (Luca and Alfredo) be make a short tour in Europe to present ntopng and the latest ntop apps.October 23rd,…
15 years are past since the first version of ntop. In 1998 network monitoring requirements were very different from today: few protocols (mostly in plain text) to monitor, IP was not yet…
If you need a network probe or a packet recorder you have two options. Grab a turn-key nBox or built it yourself using our software. In the first case you will receive…
Years ago we decided to create the nBox appliance as turn-key solution for those that were not fans of the command line. Then we decided to rewrite the nBox GUI to make…
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…
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