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* Max ports per IP: The number of different ports shown per IP address. Default: unlimited. | * Max ports per IP: The number of different ports shown per IP address. Default: unlimited. | ||
* Sort by: The sorting can be selected in the drop down box. Following sortings are possible. | * Sort by: The sorting can be selected in the drop down box. Following sortings are possible. | ||
** received bytes: sorts the IP/ports list by received bytes for a port in descending order. | |||
** sent bytes: sort by sent bytes from a port in descending order. | |||
** received + sent bytes: sorts by all traffic for a port. | |||
*:Please note that the IPs are grouped first and the traffic sorting is applied afterwards. | |||
Please note that the IPs are grouped first and the traffic sorting is applied afterwards. | |||
* Filter by IP or subnet: An IP address or subnet can be specified. The traffic accounting will use this filter criteria and will only take connections into account with matching IPs. A drop down box allows selecting on which IPs the filter is applied. The filter is either applied on the IP address that is shown, or the IP address of the peer or on both addresses. | * Filter by IP or subnet: An IP address or subnet can be specified. The traffic accounting will use this filter criteria and will only take connections into account with matching IPs. A drop down box allows selecting on which IPs the filter is applied. The filter is either applied on the IP address that is shown, or the IP address of the peer or on both addresses. | ||
* Select port: The ports of the connection between two IPs can be configured. By default the port is used that belongs to the IP address that is shown in the table (own port). The port of the IP of the peer can be selected in the drop down box. With this setting a source address will be shown with its destination port and vice versa. | * Select port: The ports of the connection between two IPs can be configured. By default the port is used that belongs to the IP address that is shown in the table (own port). The port of the IP of the peer can be selected in the drop down box. With this setting a source address will be shown with its destination port and vice versa. | ||
:Consider the following connections as an example: | :Consider the following connections as an example: | ||
:* 12.34.56.78:80 <-> 51.2.3.4:65432 | |||
: | :* 12.34.56.78:80 <-> 51.2.3.7:63111 | ||
: | :* 12.34.56.78:80 <-> 51.2.3.9:65432 | ||
: | :When own port is chosen, the report will show 12.34.56.78:80 with the aggregated traffic counters of all three connections. With this setting the most used IP/ports in the network are shown. | ||
:When port of peer is chosen, the report will show 12.34.56.78:65432 and 12.24.56.78:63111. The connections will be aggregated if own IP address and port of the peer are the same. With this setting you can find out e.g. the most used client ports for a certain server. | |||
When own port is chosen, the report will show 12.34.56.78:80 with the aggregated traffic counters of all three connections. With this setting the most used IP/ports in the network are shown. | |||
When port of peer is chosen, the report will show 12.34.56.78:65432 and 12.24.56.78:63111. | |||
The connections will be aggregated if own IP address and port of the peer are the same. With this setting you can find out e.g. the most used client ports for a certain server. | |||
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