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How To Monitor Network with Ntop on Ubuntu 10.04 and Mikrotik

Install Ntop

$sudo apt-get install ntop

Next, Configure Ntop

Set Admin Password

$sudo ntop --set-admin-password

Restart Ntop Service

$sudo /etc/init.d/ntop restart

Then check if your ntop already running by visiting

http://[your_ntop_server_ip]:3000 (without [ ])

Next, we configure ntop to receive Mikrotik's traffic flow

Select Menu: Plugin -> NetFlow -> Activate

Select Menu: Plugin -> NetFlow -> Configure

Edit the Netflow Name = Mikrotik (activate)

Edit Local Collector UDP Port = 2055

Edit Virtual NetFlow Interface Network Address = [your_mikrotik_ip_in_cidr_format]

Select Admin -> Switch Interface -> Select Mikrotik

If your ntop service is up and running, next step is to configure mikrotik.

Enable traffic-flow on mikrotik by following these steps below:

[admin@Mikrotik] > /ip traffic-flow

[admin@Mikrotik] /ip traffic-flow> set enabled=yes

[admin@Mikrotik] /ip traffic-flow> print

enabled: yes

interfaces: all

cache-entries: 4k

active-flow-timeout: 30m

inactive-flow-timeout: 15s

[admin@Mikrotik] /ip traffic-flow> target

[admin@Mikrotik] /ip traffic-flow target> add address=[your_cacti_server_ip]:2055 \

\... version=9

[admini@Mikrotik] /ip traffic-flow target> print

Flags: X - disabled

# ADDRESS VERSION

0 [your_cacti_server_ip]:2055 9

[admin@Mikrotik] /ip traffic-flow target> print

Flags: X - disabled

# ADDRESS VERSION

0 [your_cacti_server_ip]:2055 9

After a while your ntop will began collecting data from Mikrotik traffic Flow. Done!

*Update:

It seems that the current version of libpcap in Ubuntu 10.04 has bug in it. So I need to manually upgrade to the new version (libpcap-dev_1.1.1-2_all.deb)

References:

• http://fisikaunud.wordpress.com/2008/10/08/network-monitor-ntop-di-windows-dengan-mikrotik/
• http://www.mikrotik.com/testdocs/ros/2.9/ip/traffic-flow.php
• https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ntop

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