View Monitoring Session Statistics

The Monitoring Session Statistics page lets you analyze the incoming and outgoing traffic on an hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly basis.

On the Monitoring Sessions page, click the name of the monitoring session, and then click View. A split window appears displaying the Statistics, Connections, V Series Nodes, Source Health and Http2 Logging of the monitoring session as shown:

To know more about the statistics of the session, click Statistics.

You can view the statistics by applying different filters as per the requirements of analysing the data. GigaVUE‑FM allows you to perform the following actions on the Monitoring Session Statistics page:

■   You can view the Statistics in full screen. To view in full screen, click the Actions drop-down list at the right corner of the window, and select Full Screen. Statistics appear in full screen.
■   You can view the incoming and outgoing traffic on an hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly basis. You can select the options from the drop-down list box.
■   You can filter the traffic and view the statistics based on factors such as Incoming, Outgoing, Ratio (Out/In), Incoming Packets, Outgoing Packets, Ratio (Out/In) Packets. You can select the options from the drop-down list box.
■   You can also view the statistics of the monitoring session deployed in the individual V Series Nodes. To view the statistics of the individual V Series Node, select the name of the V Series Node from the drop-down list for which you want to view the statistics from the V Series node drop-down menu on the top left corner of the Monitoring Session Statistics page.
  • You can view the statistics of the elements involved in the monitoring session. To view the statistics, click on the Select Chart Options page and select the elements associated with the session.
  • Directly on the graph, you can click on Incoming(Mbps), Outgoing (Mbps), or Ratio (Out/In) (Mbps) to view the statistics individually.
Raw EndPoint (REP) is a part of the monitoring session but can also receive the bypassed traffic that is not filtered by the map, so it is recording more packets than expected. For example, if the map has a rule as IPv4, but the REP can receive the bypassed (non-ipv4) traffic. The recorded number of packets from the V Series node can be more than expected.