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Bandwidth usage - Public IP

openfield
Hi all,

With all our UTM, I can see that public IP/WAN appears in reporting/bandwidth usage.
Normal I think ? But as you can see in printscreen, value is pretty huge... How can I interpret this report ? Because customer says "ok, I can see a total of 100 Gb per week and 30 Gb from WAN, what are this value ?". I can't explain [:(]


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    value is pretty huge
    Not necessarily, this is extremely subjective.  You need to establish a normal baseline for them.  At one location, I have a site than passes 800GB a month.  You're going to need to drill further into the details and look at other reports.  Do you recognize remote addresses that are showing high data usage?  What services are being used for high data?

    There just isn't much information for anyone here to go on.  You just need to spend the time to dig through reports and logs.
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    value is pretty huge
    Not necessarily, this is extremely subjective.  You need to establish a normal baseline for them.  At one location, I have a site than passes 800GB a month.  You're going to need to drill further into the details and look at other reports.  Do you recognize remote addresses that are showing high data usage?  What services are being used for high data?

    There just isn't much information for anyone here to go on.  You just need to spend the time to dig through reports and logs.
    __________________
    ACE v8/SCA v9.3

    ...still have a v5 install disk in a box somewhere.

    http://xkcd.com
    http://www.tedgoff.com/mb
    http://www.projectcartoon.com/cartoon/1
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