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- #AFTER INSTALLING NTOPNG VM ETH0 STOPS WORKING INSTALL#
Oct 16 19:29:38 ntopng: WARNING: ntopng will now run in pro mode for 10 minutes oct 16 19:29:38 ntopng: WARNING: before returning to community mode oct 16 19:29:38 ntopng: WARNING: You can buy a permanent license at oct 16 19:29:38 ntopng: WARNING: or run ntopng in community mode starting oct 16 19:29:38 ntopng: WARNING: ntopng -community oct 16 19:29:39 ntopng: ERROR: Unable to start HTTP server (IPv4) on ports 3000,3001s SuccessĪs we have no Pro licence (unless you get one of course) we can edit / etc/ntopng/nf file to remove the warnings (I’ve added a \ after the pid file): -G=/var/tmp/ntopng.pid\ Ntop will create a default configuration file at /etc/ntopng/nf, however if you check the status, you’ll see that NTOP warns you about no Pro licence is found and so it will run in community mode after 10 minutes.

#AFTER INSTALLING NTOPNG VM ETH0 STOPS WORKING INSTALL#
You can also enable the service to start at boot time using: systemctl enable rvice yum install hiredis-devel Updated (thanks to Davide Lorenzetti for his comment): Let’s install the hiredis-devel package and start the redis server before starting ntopng. Let’s install the packages. We’ll have to accept Luca Deri’s GPG key: yum install ntopng ntopng-data Let’s create the ntop repository for the nightly builds: cat /etc//ntop.repo We’ll need to install the latest RPM packages: ntopng-data and ntopng. Ntop offers RPM packages for both CentOS/RHEL 6 and CentOS/RHEL 7 so it’s very easy to install.įirst of all we’re going to add the EPEL repository: yum install epel-release wget It supports sFlow so it will be great to use it with openvswitch and get some statistics. It has a lot of great features and I use it mainly to know quickly what kind of traffic is being generated in my network lab thanks to its web interface with summaries and rrd charts. Ntop NG is an extraordinary tool that helps you to know more about your network traffic. Thanks so much to Shashi and Steven for your comments.
#AFTER INSTALLING NTOPNG VM ETH0 STOPS WORKING HOW TO#
Updated : New instructions on how to start and configure ntopng, after Ntop has changed the behaviour.
