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You can view statistics for wired network interfaces, including the LAN, DMZ, OfficeMode, tag-based VLANs, and port-based VLANs.
To view statistics for a wired network
The Networks page appears.
The page displays statistics for the network. The following example shows statistics for the LAN. For information on the fields, see the following table.
Wired Network Statistics
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Type |
The network's type. |
Status |
The network's current status (Enabled/Disabled). |
The appliance's current IP address on the network interface. |
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The appliance's MAC address on the network interface. |
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Statistics |
Statistics only appear if the network is enabled |
Packets |
The total number of transmitted and received packets |
Errors |
The total number of transmitted and received packets for which an error occurred |
Dropped |
The total number of transmitted and received packets that the firewall dropped |
Overruns |
The total number of transmitted and received packets that were lost, because they were sent or arrived more quickly that the appliance could handle |
Frame/Carrier |
The total number of frame alignment and carrier errors. Frame alignment errors occur when a frame that has extra bits is received. The number of such errors appears in the Received column.Carrier errors occur when the carrier is not present at the start of data transmission, or when the carrier is lost during transmission. Such errors usually indicate a problem with the cable. The number of such errors appears in the Transmitted column. |