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Troubleshooting Unknown Spike in Network Traffic

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When looking at the diagnostics graphs, is there any way to determine exactly what generated a spike in traffic at a specific time?



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    Hi  

    Could you please confirm which parameter/component this graph represents? There is no specific way to get information about traffic, This is a graphical interpretation of traffic at a specific time.

    Please refer to the article- https://community.sophos.com/kb/en-us/123186

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    Keyur,

    the graphic should be the WAN zone. I agree with Tscott. In the reporting, there are no reports for interfaces and not drill-down reports.

    For example, in UTM, you can start from WAN port, drill-down to the port being used then to the application that consumed that bandwidth.

    On XG, this kind of report does not exist at all. This is one of the most important report that on XG is missing.

    you should report to the team to implement this report. UTM has better reporting in the industry. No one can compete.

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    Keyur,

    the graphic should be the WAN zone. I agree with Tscott. In the reporting, there are no reports for interfaces and not drill-down reports.

    For example, in UTM, you can start from WAN port, drill-down to the port being used then to the application that consumed that bandwidth.

    On XG, this kind of report does not exist at all. This is one of the most important report that on XG is missing.

    you should report to the team to implement this report. UTM has better reporting in the industry. No one can compete.

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