Unfortunately always with the same success: ntopng seems to run. Now I have already uninstalled both redis and ntopng plugins several times, additionally manually deleted the residues (conf, db) from the system and reinstalled the plugins. I can't exclude that my (premature) removal of the LAN interface on level OPNsense plugin settings led to this problem. The same is true for http and https ports.
When I finally wanted to access ntopng GUI (LAN IP of the OPNsense + port number from the settings), the browser turned only to the timeout. Then I pressed Save button and restarted the ntopng service. With this option, you can list your VLAN networks, and ntopng should treat them as local networks. About VLAN traffic, I have not tested yet but ntopng has -m option. Ntopng will see it as your local network. The service became green.īefore accessing the GUI of ntopng I first looked at the settings of ntopng in the OPNsense GUI and saw under Advanced that you can remove the default value of LAN if you want to configure the interfaces later in ntopng. To monitor public IP Address, you can fill this line -local-network yourpublicipaddress on your ntopng.start file. The installation of os-ntopng went normally. Redis had been installed for a while on my current OPNsense system (OPNsense 20.7.7_1-amd64) and was running fine.
So not the newly offered one from ntopng itself. Please refer to the user's guides for more information about ntop tools usage and configuration.Īpache/2.4.41 (Ubuntu) Server at tried installing the os-ntopng plugin from OPNsense yesterday. Sysrc redis_enable="YES" sysrc ntopng_enable="YES" However, tshark and tcpdump are not effective at capturing.
NTOPNG WILL NOT START WINDOWS
Similar steps are necessary for nprobe and n2disk. ntopng can be started from the command line of your favorite Linux, Unix and Windows system.
NTOPNG WILL NOT START HOW TO
Pkg install nprobe ntopng n2disk IMPORTANT:Īs ntopng is part of FreeBSD makes sure that you install the ntop packaged version and not the one packaged with FreeBSD (and thus obsolete).īelow you can read how to start ntopng. Once the ntop repository has been added, you can run the following commands (as root) to install ntop Packages:
Other (most) unit files are located in: /lib/systemd/system/. You restart ntopng now by: sudo systemctl restart ntopng. If there are no errors, then the next step is to enable port 3000 in the firewall. The init.d script has been converted to a systemd unit which is now located in: /etc/systemd/system. You can now check the status of Ntopng with the following command: systemctl status ntopng. If you want to check the status, remember that you can do it with the following command: sudo systemctl status ntopng. Once the installation has been completed, start Ntopng service and enable it to start on system reboot with the following command: systemctl start ntopng systemctl enable ntopng. After updating to 21.7.1 I decided I wanted to give ntopng a shot, and I ran into the same thing. For me that fixed everythingjust following the ntop-opnsense setup documentation. Please refer to the ntopng user's guideīefore installing ntop packages, you need to add the official ntop repository. To apply the changes, just restart the service. Uninstalled everything ntop related and ssh’d in to kill any ntop process and started over. If you have a device with limited disk space, please configure ntopng to store onlyĪ few timeseries to disk othewise you might fill all the available disk space and make your system unstable.
NTOPNG WILL NOT START PASSWORD
What I am not sure about is how does NTOPNG know where to find the Redis service and how does it know what the password for. Ntopng will create files on your pfSense/OPNsense device to store traffic data. within the forum I deleted the Redis DB and managed to get that working :-) Now however NTOPNG refuses to start.
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