Cores areĪssigned to interface processing loops in the order interfaces are mapped to IDs. Parameter) be administrator of the web interface.īind the capture/processing threads to specific CPU cores, indicated in a comma-separated list. NOTE: this option lets anyone accessing the web interface (from localhost or from all hosts depending on the
This is useful for debug purposes, local host access unrestricted, or if you want to let everyone access the web gui. Mode can be set to 0 (disable login only for localhost) or 1 (disable login only for all hosts). Or where string is part of an host name.ĭisable host persistency in the Redis cache.ĭisable web interface logout for inactivity.ĭisable user login. is a port number and is a name of a protocol supported by nDPI protocol, This parameter is used to specify a nDPI protocol file. If not specified the default isīoth netmask and CIDR notation may be used, even mixed together, for instanceĭisable promiscous mode when capturing from network interfaces (by default promiscuous mode is used).
Networks and subnetworks whose traffic is also considered local in This parameter allows the user to define additional w :80) ntopng will listen to the loopback address.ĭetermines the ip addresses and netmasks for each active interface.
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If not set, it will be set to the value of -w plus one. Sets the HTTPS port of the embedded web server. NOTE: omitting the -w option won't disable http: ntopng will fallback to the default http port. w :80) ntopng will listen to the loopback address. If set to 0, the http server will be disabled. Sets the HTTP port of the embedded web server. Default: scripts.ĭirectory where callback scripts reside. Default: httpdocs.ĭirectory where lua scripts reside. To use ntop other than as a casual monitoring tool, you probably will want to use this option.ĭirectory where HTTP documents are placed. a task which runs in the background without connection to a specific terminal. This parameter causes ntop to become a daemon, i.e. Generated key with this command line option. In order to use these categorization services you need sign uo at Sets the key used to access host categorization services.Ĭategorizes hosts using services provided by Google. Set the key used to access httpbl services (default: disabled). Specifies the path where the PID (process ID) is saved.
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Default directory is retrieved from common install paths. Specifies the data directory (it must be writable). i pcap.list) and ntopng will read packets from the specified pcap file/s.Ĭan be instructed to act as a publisher delivering flows to a ZeroMQ endpoint using the -ZMQ parameter. i dummy.pcap) or a path of a list file contains a path of a pcap file for each line (e.g. If you want you can pass a path of a pcap file (e.g. Note that you can specify multiple endpoint, commas separated list, in order Example of valid collector endpoints are "tcp://127.0.0.1:5556" or ipc://flows.ipc Open a ZeroMQ connection to the specified endpoint as a subscriber whose format This is just a logical view of multiple physical interfaces. Given they are provided in a comma-separated list and with the "view:" prefix The -i option can also be used to specify a unified view of more interfaces, If you want to pipe data from stdin use - (dash) asĭevice name. Note that you can specify -i multiple times in order Or the numeric interface id as shown by ntopng -h.
On Unix you can specify both the interface name (e.g. Specifies the network interface or collector endpoint to be used byįor network monitoring. Given: -w 8000 -w 8080 will run as -w 8080.Ġ - Decode DNS responses and resolve only local (-m) numeric IPsġ - Decode DNS responses and resolve all numeric IPsĢ - Decode DNS responses and don't resolve numeric IPsģ - Don't decode DNS responses and don't resolve numeric IPs However, options that set a value, such as -trace-level, will use the LAST value Options are "sticky", that is they just set an internal flag. Sign '=' must be used between key and value. The configuration file is similar to the command line, with the exception that an equal Example "ntopng /etc/ntopng/nf -v" the -v option is ignored. In case you use a configuration file, the following options on the command line
Just the line '-s', then the effective command line is "ntopng -s". Is copied - ignoring line breaks and comment lines (anything following a #) - into theīehaves as if all of the text had simply been typed directly on the command line.įor example, if the command line is "ntopng s.conf" and file s.conf contains
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