Aliases allow for multiple values and you can quickly change the values for several rules at the same time. If you plan to create several rules for a particular device or want to combine multiple IP/network addresses into a single rule, you may want to use aliases. It is worth noting that any IP addresses used in the examples could be substituted with aliases. I thought it would be a good idea to consolidate a variety of scenarios into a single how-to that could be used as a quick reference guide. This is especially true once you become more experienced and comfortable with writing rules. On Windows, the file must be placed in Program Files/ntopng/ntopng.When looking up information on how to write firewall rules in OPNsense, you may be looking for specific examples on how to block or allow certain types of network traffic rather than how to write firewall rules in general.On Linux, the file must be placed in /etc/ntopng.license.Pasting the license key in the license form.Īlternatively, the license key can be placed in a one-line file

Simply by visiting page “Settings”->”License” of the web GUI and Once the license has been generated, it can be applied to ntopng Ntopng licenses are generated using the orderId and email you provided For source-based ntopng you can refer to the If you want to install new versions of the software releaseĪfter that date, you need to renew the maintenance or avoid further will be able to activate new versions of the software until it does notĮxpire) and it allows to install updates for one year since License is per-server and is released according to the EULA (End User ntopng automatically switches to one of these four versions, The Community edition does not need any license.

sudo launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDaemons/.

sudo launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons/.

The ntopng service can be started/stopped using the launchctl command: The ntopng configuration file is installed in /usr/local/etc/ntopng/nf that can be edited Once the files have been downloaded and placed in the folder, a restart of ntopng is necessary to read load them. Detailed instructions on how to obtain database files and install them are available at. To enable geolocation, MacOS packages require database files to be manually placed under /usr/local/share/ntopng/httpdocs/geoip. Open a terminal and type sudo /usr/local/bin/ntopng-uninstall.sh

After the installation, ntopng is started and active on local port 3000 If Redis is not present, Redis is installed and activated, otherwise the one already installed on Ntopng requires Redis to be installed in order to start. MacOS installation packages can be found at

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