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Real Bandwidth usage - Control Center which one is correct?

lferrara

Hi All,

After years of XG usage, I still cannot understand in the CC which graph is the correct one. I only have one user role and look at the graphs that CC reports:

Looking at the command line output:

system diagnostics utilities bandwidth-monitor

it reports like "bandwidth graph". I have a 100Mb at home and I never reach more than 8 Mb behind XG. Yes I know about IPS, Web Proxy and Anti-malware scanning but graphs are not reporting correct information at all. This is the feeling I have.

What about other guys on Community?

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    Hi Luk,

    I only rely on the graphs shown in Diagnostics -> System Graphs, they are pretty accurate.

    Also, I feel that the bandwidth graphs in the CC are in BYTES when we are used to mesure bandwidth in BITS. So, when you should see 100 Mb, you will see only 12 MB (with uppercase B).

    Example :

    81Mbps at 17:01

     

    10.03 MBps at 17:01, which is consistent

     

    Regarding the "Active Firewall Rules" graph, I really don't understand it.

  • 0 in reply to ThibautVan der Kluft

    Hi,

    you ned to be careful how you interpret some of those graphs. I have two external gateways and the graphs appear to have them reversed. One has a 1gb interface and shows 4.5mb/s where as the other has a 100mb interface and shows 1gb/s.

    Also the memory graphs labels need to be changed, the total needs to say total configured, because in two out of the three columns it is not the total of the two lines above.

    Ian

    XG115W - v20 GA - Home

    XG on VM 8 - v20 GA

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  • 0 in reply to ThibautVan der Kluft

    Hi,

    you ned to be careful how you interpret some of those graphs. I have two external gateways and the graphs appear to have them reversed. One has a 1gb interface and shows 4.5mb/s where as the other has a 100mb interface and shows 1gb/s.

    Also the memory graphs labels need to be changed, the total needs to say total configured, because in two out of the three columns it is not the total of the two lines above.

    Ian

    XG115W - v20 GA - Home

    XG on VM 8 - v20 GA

    If a post solves your question please use the 'Verify Answer' button.

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