Once it is started, click the Launch action for the NTop plug-in, which will open your browser. If all is well, you will already be collecting some impressive data. Do this by selecting Admin Configure Startup Options in the menu listing at the top of the page.
You will notice that some menu entries have a small padlock icon in them; these are the Web pages that require a password to access. The top of the page will contain a listing of your network interfaces. You can collect data from more than one interface if desired.
The ntop FAQ can be a little hard to find; it's located at www. Because ntop is focused only on displaying data in a format that is easy to drill down into, there is very little to configure once you have it working properly. There is a host of information on the various screens. Any of the options under Summary can be useful.
This is just one of the many screens full of data that ntop provides; to include screen prints of all the available graphs and tables would require an inordinate number of pages. Many of the elements on the ntop pages are actually hyperlinked to additional pages so that you can drill down and obtain more and more detailed information.
Despite ntop's lack of native support for alarms and other active actions, you can perform several useful functions with a little customization. By adding an appropriately configured. For example, the following contents placed in an INI file would open Notepad. If you change the plug-in options, you will need to navigate to View Plug-ins Reload Plug-ins before your changes will take effect. Here is a short summary of the provided Perl scripts. Being able to pull this raw data opens a host of possibilities.
As a simple example, let's suppose you wanted to produce a listing of all the hostnames that ntop currently knew about. In this case you can start cmd. Windows Commands Prompt and navigate to the ntopng installation directory i. For example to display the inline help it suffices to run. Make sure this service is running and auto-started on boot. Check its status from the Services application.
As network interfaces on Windows can have long names, a numeric index is associated to the interface in order to ease the ntopng configuration. Could not load tags. Latest commit. Git stats commits. Failed to load latest commit information.
View code. NTop htop-like system-monitor with Vi-emulation for Windows. Whatever you prefer the latter obviously. Installation Chocolatey choco install ntop. Show only the given PIDs. G Go to the bottom of the process list. Space Tag a selected process. U Untag all tagged processes. K Kill all tagged processes.
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