Management, Networking, Logging and Reporting traffic internal vs. traffic external

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traffic internal vs. traffic external

Nur Zuhad over 5 years ago

Hi,

newbie question. my UTM firewall is applied to my AWS work environment. specifically to AWS workspaces.

in the report for network usage, I see 3 graphs: Traffic external, traffic internal, concurrent connections.

I just want to know what each of them means.

Thank you

Nur

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0 dirkkotte over 5 years ago

Traffic external, traffic internal reffers to the 2 Interfaces used by Firewall.

concurrent connections is the count of simultanous connections made through Firewall.
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0 Nur Zuhad over 5 years ago in reply to dirkkotte

hi,

thank you.

ok, so internal interface represents all the traffic that flows into our system and the external interface represents all the traffic flowing out of our system?

Nur
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0 dirkkotte over 5 years ago in reply to Nur Zuhad

Hi,

you should see inbound and outbound traffic per interface.
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