Ntopng is a web-based network traffic monitoring application released under GPLv3. It is the new incarnation of the original ntop written in 1998, and now revamped in terms of performance, usability, and features.
If instead of source code you prefer to use a pre-built package, please go to http://packages.ntop.org
We build binary packages for the following platforms:
Three versions of ntopng are available, namely Community, Professional and Enterprise. ntopng automatically switches to one of these three versions, depending on the presence of a license.
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Features and comparisons of these three versions are available at https://www.ntop.org/products/traffic-analysis/ntop/.
The Community does not need any license. Professional and Enterprise versions require a license.
License is per-server and is released according to the EULA (End User License Agreement). Each license is perpetual (i.e. it does not expire) and it allows to install updates for one year since purchase/license issue.
This means that a license generated on 1/1/2018 will be able to activate new versions of the software until 1/1/2019.
If you want to install new versions of the software release after that date, you need to renew the maintenance or avoid further updating the software.
For source-based ntopng you can refer to the GPL-v3 License.
ntopng licenses are generated using the orderId and email you provided when the license has been purchased on https://shop.ntop.org/.
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