ā09-14-2022 12:39 AM
ā10-09-2022 12:19 AM
In addition,
As for FS, there might be a situation that:
The interface is used for collecting all the traffic from switch and router, it is designed to receive traffic only.
So it is normal that the Outbound traffic is "0".
Thank you,
Admin
ā10-08-2022 10:34 PM - last edited on ā10-11-2022 06:19 PM by Amin Shahabuddin
Hi k7851610,
The outbound 0% means the current utilization of the interface is 0 at that specific time.
And "inbound" means, for the interface, the traffic is from outside to inside,
"outbound" means inside to the outside.
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Thank you.
ā10-09-2022 12:19 AM
In addition,
As for FS, there might be a situation that:
The interface is used for collecting all the traffic from switch and router, it is designed to receive traffic only.
So it is normal that the Outbound traffic is "0".
Thank you,
Admin
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