ntopng Documentation¶
ntopng can be used in combination with other ntop tools. Documentation to use ntopng with other tools is the object of this section.
- What is ntopng
- Use Cases
- Basic Concepts
- How to Start ntopng
- Adding a License
- Command Line Options
- The ntopng Web GUI
- SNMP
- Interfaces
- Alerts
- Using ntopng with ntop Tools
- ClickHouse (Flow Dump)
- Historical Flow Explorer
- Reports
- Docker/Kubernetes
- OT, ICS, SCADA Monitoring
- Kafka
- Advanced Features
- 1. Access Control List
- 2. Asset Inventory
- 3. User Authentication
- 4. Behavior Analysis
- 5. Bridging and Traffic Policing
- 6. Category Lists / Blacklists
- 7. Device Applications
- 8. Device/MAC Address Tracking
- 9. Interfaces Disaggregation
- 10. Flows Dump
- 11. Local Traffic Volume Rules
- 12. IDS Acceleration
- 13. Live Pcap Download
- 14. Multitenancy
- 15. OEM Customizations
- 16. sFlow/NetFlow Collection
- 17. Snapshots
- 18. Syslog Log Ingestion
- 19. Traffic Profiles
- 20. Physical Interfaces Aggregation: Interface Views
- 21. Additional ntopng Features
- Operating ntopng on large networks
- Third-Party Integrations
- FAQ
- Licenses
- What to Save: Timeseries, Flows, pcaps
- Maximum Number of Interfaces
- Cannot Login into the GUI
- Too many failed authentication attempts
- Reset ntopng Preferences
- How Can I Troubleshoot SNMP ?
- How can I monitor the sites visited by an host?
- How do I know who is using most of my bandwidth?
- How can I associate an hostname to a certain category?
- How can I estimate the disk space required by ntopng?
- Cannot see data in Grafana
- Permission denied errors
- Performance and Hardware Sizing
- Vulnerability Scan
- Developing Plugins
- API Documentation
- RESTful API
- 1. RESTful API v2 Specification
- 1.1. Authentication
- 1.2. Request Format
- 1.3. Response Format
- 1.4. API
- 1.4.1. Interfaces
- 1.4.2. Hosts
- 1.4.3. Alerts
- 1.4.4. Flows
- 1.4.5. PCAP
- 1.4.6. Users
- 1.4.7. Infrastructures
- 1.4.8. Health
- 1.4.9. Configurations
- 1.4.10. Vulnerability Scan
- 1.4.11. Host
- 1.4.12. SNMP
- 1.4.13. All
- 1.4.14. Observation Point
- 1.4.15. Pools
- 1.4.16. Traffic
- 1.4.17. Timeseries
- 1.4.18. Peers
- 1.4.19. Top
- 1.4.20. System
- 1.4.21. Sites
- 1.4.22. Maps
- 1.4.23. User
- 1.4.24. Checks
- 1.4.25. Notification Endpoints
- 1.4.26. Notification Recipients
- 1.4.27. L7 Application Categories
- 1.4.28. Configuration
- 1.4.29. Active Monitoring
- 1.4.30. Notifications
- 1.4.31.
- 2. Examples v2
- 3. RESTful API v1 Specification
- 3.1. Authentication
- 3.2. Request Format
- 3.3. Response Format
- 3.4. API
- 3.4.1. Interfaces
- 3.4.2. Hosts
- 3.4.3. Alerts
- 3.4.4. Flows
- 3.4.5. PCAP
- 3.4.6. Users
- 3.4.7. Infrastructures
- 3.4.8. L4 Protocols
- 3.4.9. L7 Application Protocols
- 3.4.10. L7 Application Categories
- 3.4.11. SNMP
- 3.4.12. Pools
- 3.4.13. Notification Recipients
- 3.4.14. Notification Endpoints
- 3.4.15. All
- 3.4.16. Active Monitoring
- 3.4.17. Notifications
- 3.4.18.
- 4. Examples v1
- 1. RESTful API v2 Specification
- Lua API
- Python API
- Timeseries API
- Alerts API
- Recording API
- RESTful API