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HTTP authentication can be enabled from the ntopng preferences page.
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NTOP will request a POST to a URL with a JSON content:
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{ "user": "username", "password": "password" }
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User is granted if webservice return code 200, anything else
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user is not granted. Content-Type and answer content are not checked.
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If you want to grant a user as an administrator, webservice must
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reply a JSON like:
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{ "admin": true }
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Some optional fields can personalize user.
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You can set allowed ifname via optional allowedIfname field:
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{ "allowedIfname": "ethX" }
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You can set allowed network via optional allowedNets field:
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{ "allowedNets": "10.0.0.0/24,192.168.0.0/16" }
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You can set language via optional language field:
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{ "language": "en" }
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HTTP authentication parameters are discussed below.
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* HTTP URL
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URL to request for authentication.
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Examples:
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http://server.tld/auth
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https://server.tld/auth
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http://192.168.1.1/api/auth
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# Setting up a simple HTTP authenticator
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The python script https://github.com/ntop/ntopng/blob/dev/tools/http_authenticator.py
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shows how to implement a simple HTTP authenticator. It assumes that a `/login` path
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is used to indicate the login path.
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