Lightweight network IP port scanner. Can be used to notify about new hosts and monitor host online/offline history.

Step 1

Install container manager, If you have already installed the manager jump to step 3

Select Main menu or the Package Center shortcut

Step 2

Type in Container in the Search bar and Press enter on your keyboard. Then you will See Container manager like below. in my case i have installed the Container manager already. Select install, wait a few second and then select open.

Step 3

Now you have selected open you should see a screen like below and The Manager will say Running in green. Select open and move on to the next step.

Step 4

Now you will be Presented with the below. This is the Container manager over view of all your Containers and what’s happening in real time.

Step 5

Select project from the menu down the side and then select Create button

Step 6

before we go any thurther we need to ensure we have our folders setup ready for the project.

I have a main folder on the Synology system just for docker projects. create the following folders using filestation so my path for ntop will look like this

Step 7

now we have created the folders needed for the project we can go ahead and create the project in Container manager

Give the project a name, change source to Create docker-compose.yml and add the path. Project name is all lower case.

See below for before and after the code you will need is below also.

the volume path needs tobe exact or the project will return a fail.

version: "3"
services:
  wyp:
    image: aceberg/watchyourports
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
    - 8853:8853
    volumes:
    - /volume1/docker/projects/WatchYourPorts:/data
    environment:
      TZ: Europe/London                # required: needs your TZ for correct time
     # IFACES: bond0                      # required: 1 or more interface
     # DBPATH: "/data/db.sqlite"         # optional, default: /data/db.sqlite
      HOST: "0.0.0.0"
      PORT: "8853"            # optional, default: 8853
      THEME: "grass"          # optional, default: grass
      COLOR: "dark"           # optional, default: dark