ntop(8) on Linux
The text f8dea0008f15, as Debian 7 (Wheezy) shipped it.
display top network users
Flags it lists
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--access-log-file -
--create-suspicious-packets -
--daemon -
--db-file-path -
--disable-decoders -
--disable-instantsessionpurge -
--disable-mutexextrainfo -
--disable-ndpi -
--disable-python -
--disable-sessions -
--domain -
--enable-debug -
--filter-expression -
--flow-spec -
--help -
--http-server -
--https-server -
--instance -
--interface -
--ipv4 -
--ipv6 -
--local-subnets -
--mapper -
--max-table-rows -
--no-interface-merge -
--no-promiscuous -
--numeric-ip-addresses -
--output-packet-path -
--p3p-cp -
--p3p-uri -
--pcap-log -
--pcap_setnonblock -
--protocols -
--refresh-time -
--set-admin-password -
--skip-version-check -
--spool-file-path -
--ssl-watchdog -
--sticky-hosts -
--trace-level -
--track-local-hosts -
--traffic-dump-file -
--user -
--version -
--w3c -
--wwn-map -
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