You should receive the following output: :/opt# sudo systemctl status ntopng sudo systemctl start ntopng & sudo systemctl enable ntopngĬheck the status of the Ntopng service with the following command: sudo systemctl status ntopng Once, the Ntopng monitoring tool is installed, start and enable the service for automatic boot on system reboot. sudo apt update -yĪfter updating the system, we are ready to execute the command for installing Ntopng. Once, the package is added update the system again. To add the repository execute the commands below: cd /optĭpkg -i b Step 3. Add Ntopng Repositoryīy default Debian 11, does not contain the repository for Ntopng, so we need to add it manually. sudo apt update -y & sudo apt upgrade -y Step 2. Execute the following commands to update the system. We need to update the packages to their latest versions available before we start with the installation. User privileges: root or non-root user with sudo privileges.Installing Ntopng on Debian 11, is a very easy and straightforward process in just a few steps. Also, Ntopng analyzes the traffic and sorts it by source/destination.
Ntopng is a very useful monitoring tool that shows, multiple graphs in the GUI such as network usage, analytical data, bandwidth utilization, apps and etc. It is free and open-source and supports different operating systems like Linux, Windows MacOS and etc. Ntopng is a web-based application for tracking the network traffic on your server.
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In this blog post, we are going to install Ntopng on Debian 11 OS and explain in step-by-step detail the installation process.
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