Reverse - The action is configured as the Reverse Action in the policy.Forward - The action is configured as the Forward Action in the policy.The traffic direction the action applies to. Select an action to see more information about it.Ī dialog box shows a list of the policies and applications the action applies to, and the graph shows the Rate for the selected actionįor each policy an action applies to, the dialog box shows:.In Traffic Management statistics, 1 Kbps is equal to 1024 bits per second.

The Minimum and Maximum columns show the Guaranteed Bandwidth and Maximum Bandwidth configured for each action.

Position the mouse over this column to see the number of dropped packets and the total number of packets handled by this action. The Drop Rate statistic is an average percentage of packets dropped for all traffic handled by the Traffic Management Action since it was created or last modified, or since the last time the device rebooted.

The Drop Rate column shows the historical drop rate for packets handled by each action.The Bytes column shows the current number of bytes for traffic handled by each action.The Rate column shows the current data rate for the traffic handled by each action.The Usage column shows how much of the maximum bandwidth is currently used.The Action column shows whether the action applies to traffic for one or more policies or Application Control Actions.The table at the bottom provides a quick summary of current traffic statistics for the configured Traffic Management Actions. The Traffic Management status page appears. Select System Status > Traffic Management.To see the Traffic Management statistics:

To see the bandwidth statistics for traffic managed by each Traffic Management Action, from Fireware Web UI: You can also view bandwidth statistics, such as the current bandwidth usage as a percentage of the configured maximum for the Traffic Management Action. You can view the bandwidth statistics for traffic managed by each Traffic Management Action and see which policies and applications use each action. Monitor Bandwidth by Traffic Management Action

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