Probably not likely, but maybe I am mistaken. Is is sufficient to simply connect the RasPi to a switch (shared by the LAN)? It seems that for this to work I would need SNMP support in my switch (el cheapo) and/or router (a consumer grade 4G/LTE router: Huawei E5186s). Could do with a line break before the 'echo' in the line mentioned above.
Your code block on installing ntop could do with a couple of tweaks: There's some extraneous text between 'apt-key add ntop.key' and 'echo'. I assumed that I needed to somehow route all traffic through this device (meaning it works a bridge?), but from what I could glean from the manual, this did not seem to matter (SNMP would provide the stats). Re: Raspberry Pi network Monitor using Ntopng and dnsmasq. This is a small, personal traffic LAN so I think a Raspberry Pi should be more than sufficient, but I am a bit unsure of the setup. Tip: If you don’t leave a keyboard and monitor attached to your firewall it will still continue to work just fine. Plug the LAN cable from your home network switch into the on-board interface.
NTOPNG RASPBERRY PI INSTALL
I want to install a server running NtopNG for monitoring real-time network usage and logging statistics on usage of my network, specifically the outgoing network traffic, as the LAN shares a quota from my ISP. Plug the Internet/Modem facing cable into the USB interface.
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