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ntop has been installed, but is not quite ready to be used yet!
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You need to set an administrator password for ntop before it may be used.
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As root, execute the following command to set this password:
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# ntop -A
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ntop may now be started. The recommended method to do so is via the
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installed startup script. As root, execute the following command:
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# sh %%LOCALBASE%%/etc/rc.d/ntop.sh
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The recommended way to change startup flags for ntop is to edit this
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startup script.
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Note that the installed startup script will NOT be execute at system
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startup by default. If you wish ntop to start when your system boots,
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you should make this script executable:
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# chmod 555 %%LOCALBASE%%/etc/rc/ntop.sh
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NB!! NB!! NB!!
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In the past, ntop has been the subject of repeated security vulner-
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abilities, particularly relating to its web interface. It is strongly
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suggested that you protect your ntop web interface via packet filters
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or TCP wrappers.
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