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ExtremeAnalytics Bidirectional Flow Table
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Bookmark
Use the Bookmark button to save the search, sort, and filtering options you have
currently set. It opens a new window for the current report with a link that can be
bookmarked in your browser. You can then use the bookmark whenever you want
the same search, sort, and filtering options.
Max Rows
By default, the top 100 entries are displayed in the table. However, you can change
this value using the Max Rows field at the bottom of the view.
Reset
The Reset button enables you to clear the search fields and all filters, and to refresh
the table.
Aggregate / Base Flows
Aggregate Flows (bidirectional table) and Base Flows (unidirectional table) data
uses an X number of days, hh:mm:ss format and includes Current Load and Peak
Load calculations in flows per second.
Related Information
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ExtremeAnalytics Bidirectional Flow Table
This table on the Application Flows tab displays bidirectional flow data that is
stored in memory. Use it to view aggregated flow data for a given client, server,
server port, application, and protocol. All matching flows are aggregated to
show the flow count, total duration, amount of data transmitted, and additional
information. The bidirectional report presents flow data for real-time
troubleshooting purposes, and is not designed for historical long-term flow
collection. A checkmark ( ) in the table denotes a tracked application or a
tracked site.
By default, the top 100 entries are displayed in the table. However, you can
change this value using the Max Rows field at the bottom of the view.
Text at the bottom of the table shows: