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Chapter 5: Statistics
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Analyzing Proxied Sessions
Use the Statistics > Active Sessions > Proxied Sessions page to get an immediate picture of
the sessions, protocol types, services, bytes, and bandwidth gains (derived from WAN
optimization and object caching) associated with client traffic.
The first time you navigate to the
Proxied Sessions page, no data is displayed. To display
proxied sessions data, click
Show. The statistics displayed in the window are not
automatically updated. To update the statistics, click
Show again.
The
Proxied Sessions tab displays statistics for the following proxies:
Client connections are available for viewing as soon as the connection request is received.
However, if delayed intercept is enabled, the connection is not shown until the three-way
handshake completes. Server connections are registered and shown in the table after the
connect call completes.
Viewing Proxied Sessions
To view proxied sessions:
1. Select
Statistics > Active Sessions > Proxied Sessions.
2. (Optional) Select a filter from the
Filter drop-down list.
About the Proxied Sessions Statistics
When reviewing the proxied session statistics, note that:
❐ Active client and server connections are displayed in black.
❐ Inactive connections are displayed in gray.
❐ Session and connection totals are displayed on the bottom left side of the page.
The following table describes the column headings and icons on the
Proxied Sessions
page.
Important: Use the statistics on the Proxied Sessions pages as a diagnostic tool only.
The
Proxied Sessions pages do not display every connection running through the SG
appliance. Rather, this feature displays only the active sessions—one client connection
(or several), together with the relevant information collected from other connections
associated with that client connection. Because it displays only open connections, you
cannot use the data for reporting purposes.
• HTTP • HTTPS Reverse Proxy • HTTPS Forward Proxy
•SSL •CIFS •TCP-Tunnel
• FTP • Endpoint Mapper • MMS
•MAPI •MSRPC