In case an old ntopng-data package was already installed in the system, you may receive the message The following packages have been kept back with reference to it. Upgrading from a previous version of ntopng-data OS X package: place downloaded files under /usr/local/share/ntopng/httpdocs/geoip (in case the geoip folder is missing, it is necessary to create it with mkdir -p /usr/local/share/ntopng/httpdocs/geoip before copying the files).A more accurate way is to run a query from command line: influx -database ntopng -execute ‘select from iface:traffic order by time desc limit 1’ it will show the most recent data point written into the DB. Windows: place downloaded files under Program Files/ntopng/httpdocs/geoip/ An easy way to do this is to open the interface charts page into ntopng and see if the past traffic is shown.Linux (including Raspberry Pi OS): place downloaded files under /var/lib/GeoIP/ ( /usr/share/GeoIP/ is also a valid path).Then place the downloaded files under a specifiy folder which depends on the platform: MaxMind: GeoLite2-ASN.mmdb and GeoLite2-City.mmdb from the "GeoIP2 / GeoLite2" > "Download Files" section of your MaxMind account page.DB-IP: dbip-city-lite, dbip-asn-lite, and dbip-country-lite ( ) databases.In case package ntopng-data or geoipupdate is not available on your platform: Using geolocation when ntopng-data is not available Please check the next section for further instructions. Since the geoipupdate package is not available on Raspberry Pi, the MaxMind database should be downloaded and installed manually on this platform. NTOPNG - An alternative to the broken DPI data in the UDM Pro NTOPNG is an awesome traffic analysis tool that displays some truly useful graphs that allow you to quickly see who top talkers are on a network are in real time. Instructions to use geoipupdate are available at Using geolocation on Raspberry Pi OS (Raspbian) If you prefer to handle updates manually, you may skip ntopng-data installation and direcly use geoipupdate. Subsequent updates of the ntopng-data package will check for the availability of newer geolocation databases and will possibly update them automatically. Upon restart, software will automatically locate and load the downloaded databases. Run sudo geoipupdate to download the database files.Make sure that the EditionIDs section (or ProductIds according to the geoipupdate version) in /etc/nf contains GeoLite2-Country GeoLite2-City GeoLite2-ASN ( GeoLite2-ASN could be missing by default).Once the license is created, you will be promted to download file nf which contains account id and license key necessary to download the databases.If you don't know the version type geoipupdate -V. Most likely, installed version is older than 3.1.1 so the correct option to select is "Generate a license key and config file for use with geoipupdate versions older than 3.1.1". Choice depends on the installed geoipupdate version. Then choose one of the two available options "Generate a license key and config file".Add a license key description and answer "Yes" to the question "Will this key be used for GeoIP Update?".Install package ntopng-data which pulls in MaxMind downloader geoipupdate as dependency.The following section lists all the steps which are necessary to use geolocation in ntopng. Starting December 30, 2019, to continue using geolocation in ntop software, you are required to register for a MaxMind account and obtain a license key in order to download GeoLite2 geolocation databases. Reasons are explained in detail at the following page. New privacy regulations, such as GDPR and CCPA, place restrictions that impact our ability to continue distributing MaxMind GeoLite2 databases in the public ntopng-data package. Please install the ntopng-data package to enable geolocation in ntopng, this unless you already have geolocation databases installed. You can choose to install the free (albeith not very accurate) GeoIP databases or the commercial ones.īy default the ntopng-data includes the DB-IP databases that are released under the Creative Commons Attribution License. Ntopng geolocation is based on a database file stored locally with no cloud access whatsoever. Update after connect clickhouse i got this errorĠ1/Feb/2022 16:52:36 WARNING Child process could not be created, or its status could not be retrieved Ġ1/Feb/2022 16:52:35 WARNINGĠ1/Feb/2022 16:52:35 WARNING Unable to execute 'cat /var/db/ntopng/tmp/clickhouse/ | /usr/bin/clickhouse-client -host "32.xx.xx.Ntopng includes Geolocation support provided by the following companies
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