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ntopng
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Installation
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First of all, you have to install the ntopng plugin (os-ntopng) from the plugins view
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reachable via **System->Firmware->Plugins**.
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After a page reload you will get a new menu entry under **Services** for ntopng. If you
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don't have Redis plugin installed, you'll receive a warning in ntopng main menu. Please
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go back to **System->Firmware->Plugins**, install os-redis, change to **Services->Redis**
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and just enable the service. That's enough to run ntopng.
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General Settings
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:Enable ntopng:
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Enable and start ntopng.
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:Interfaces:
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Here you set the interfaces ntopng should listen on. If you don't select any interface
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it listens to the first in the system, e.g. em0, but you can change the interfaces
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within ntopng's UI on demand; while setting an explicit interface you wont get any
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other interface presented in its own UI.
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:HTTP Port:
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The port ntopng's UI should listen on. When you leave it on the default just open a
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browser and go to your Firewall IP with port 3000 and HTTP. If you want to secure the
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connection feel free to setup HAProxy or Nginx as a reverse proxy (SSL offloading).
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:DNS Mode:
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Here you can choose if ntopng should try to resolve IPs to host names.
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