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added instructions to starting and stopping
chkconfig ntop on
chkconfig ntop on
config set ntop service status enabled TCPPort 3000 access private
config set ntop service status enabled TCPPort 3000 access private
Then run ntop manually from the command line and enter the admin password
ntop -u ntop
Enter the admin password when asked, and re-enter it when asked to confirm
Messages will scroll down the screen and then appear to freeze, press
Ctrl C
at the same time to exit. You should see the message
ntop is now quitting...
Note: In order to limit the use of system resources, you may only wish to run ntop as required for testing and analysing your system rather than running it continuously.
Note: In order to limit the use of system resources, you may only wish to run ntop as required for testing and analysing your system rather than running it continuously.
To configure ntop to start automatically at boot time do the following
To configure ntop to start automatically at boot time do the following
ln -s /etc/rc.d/init.d/e-smith-service /etc/rc7.d/S83ntop
ln -s /etc/rc.d/init.d/e-smith-service /etc/rc7.d/S83ntop
===Usage===
===Usage===