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Statistics, Port Traffic, Time frame, Refresh

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Gateway It displays the gateway IP address of the port. Statistics This page displays detailed transmit and receive statistics for each physical port. Each interface (WAN1, WAN2/DMZ, LAN, and VLANs) has portspecific packet-level information provided for review. In addition, it also provides sent/received packets, Sent/received bytes, and packet errors for each interface. If you suspect issues with any wired ports, this table diagnoses transmit level issues with the port. The statistics table has a refresh icon that allows the display of the most current port-level data. The fields available in the Port Traffic table are as follows: Field Port Interface name Link status Received bytes Sent bytes Received packets Sent packets Packet error Port traffic Description It displays the port numbers. It displays the interfaces of the device. It displays whether it is uplink or downlink. It displays the number of bytes received by the port. It displays the number of bytes sent by the port. It displays the number of packets received by the port. It displays the number of packets sent by the port. It displays the number of packets with errors. This section displays the speed at which the data is uploaded or downloaded from the particular WAN port for the selected time frame. You can choose the Time frame from the drop-down list located in the upper-right corner of the graph and then click the Refresh icon to update the graph with the latest readings. When the mouse hovers over the graph, it displays the upload and download speed at a particular time.

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Gateway
It displays the gateway IP address of the port.
Statistics
This page displays detailed transmit and receive statistics for each physical port. Each interface (WAN1, WAN2/DMZ, LAN, and VLANs) has port-
specific packet-level information provided for review. In addition, it also provides sent/received packets, Sent/received bytes, and packet errors
for each interface. If you suspect issues with any wired ports, this table diagnoses transmit level issues with the port.
The statistics table has a refresh icon that allows the display of the most current port-level data.
The fields available in the
table are as follows:
Port Traffic
Port traffic
Field
Description
Port
It displays the port numbers.
Interface name
It displays the interfaces of the device.
Link status
It displays whether it is uplink or downlink.
Received bytes
It displays the number of bytes received by the port.
Sent bytes
It displays the number of bytes sent by the port.
Received packets
It displays the number of packets received by the port.
Sent packets
It displays the number of packets sent by the port.
Packet error
It displays the number of packets with errors.
This section displays the speed at which the data is uploaded or downloaded from the particular WAN port for the selected time frame. You can
choose the
from the drop-down list located in the upper-right corner of the graph and then click the
icon to update the graph
Time frame
Refresh
with the latest readings. When the mouse hovers over the graph, it displays the upload and download speed at a particular time.