Hi Sandy,
I'm not aware of any way to see it from the Central Manager directly but you can easily see this from the CLI of your WAAS devices by issuing the following command:
show statistics pass-through
Taken from the config guide, here is an explanation of each entry you will find there:
| Connection type | Description |
|---|
| Overall | Total number of connections passed through. |
| No Peer | The connection is pass-through due to no peer WAE being found during TFO auto-discovery. |
Rjct Capabilities | The connection is pass-through due to auto discovery finding that the peer WAE does not have the required capabilities. |
Rjct Resources | The connection is pass-through due to auto discovery finding that the peer WAE does not have the required resources. |
Rjct No License | Number of connections passed through due to no license. |
App Config | Number of connections passed through due to policy configuration. |
Global Config | Number of connections passed through due to optimization being disabled globally. |
Asymmetric | Number of connections passed through due to asymmetric routing in the network (could be an interception problem). |
In Progress | Number of connections passed through due to connections seen by the WAE mid-stream. |
Intermediate | Number of connections passed through because the WAE was in between two other WAEs. |
Internal Error | Number of connections passed through due to miscellaneous internal errors such as memory allocation failures, and so on. |
App Override | Number of connections passed through because an application accelerator requested the connection to be passed through. |
Server Black List | Number of connections passed through due to the server IP being present in the black list. |
AD Version Mismatch | Number of connections passed through due to auto discovery version incompatibility. |
AD AO Incompatible | Number of connections passed through due application accelerator versions being incompatible. |
AD AOIM Progress | Number of connections passed through due to ongoing peer negotiations. |
DM Version Mismatch | Number of connections passed through because directed mode, though enabled locally, is not supported by the peer device. |
Peer Override | Number of connections passed through due to an upstream serial peer handling optimization and telling this WAE not to optimize the connection. |
Bad AD Options | Number of connections passed through due to invalid auto discovery options. |
Non-optimizing Peer | Number of connections passed through because the only peer found is configured as a non-optimizing serial peer. |
Interception ACL | Number of connections passed through due to an interception ACL denying them. |
If you want to see which hosts are generating this traffic you can also use the following command:
show statistics connection pass-through
It will give you the list of all pass-through connections going through your device.
You can also filter this output using the following options:
WAE#show statistics connection pass-through ?
client-ip Display passthrough connection statistics for client ip address
client-port Display passthrough connection statistics for client port number
peer-id Display passthrough connection statistics for peer idenitifier
server-ip Display passthrough connection statistics for server-ip
server-port Display passthrough connection statistics for server port number
| Output Modifiers
WAE#
I hope this is the info you were looking for but please let me know if there is anything else you would like to know.
Regards,
Nicolas
