Actually, it all looks correct to me. Apparently, the LAN interface is 100Mb or 1Gb in both directions, and the WAN interface is configured to show the bar based on a 4Mb download speed.
Cheers - Bob
Sophos UTM Community Moderator Sophos Certified Architect - UTM Sophos Certified Engineer - XG Gold Solution Partner since 2005
Actually, it all looks correct to me. Apparently, the LAN interface is 100Mb or 1Gb in both directions, and the WAN interface is configured to show the bar based on a 4Mb download speed.
Cheers - Bob
Sophos UTM Community Moderator Sophos Certified Architect - UTM Sophos Certified Engineer - XG Gold Solution Partner since 2005
1.Let me explain.. I have 3 wan interface as u seen, One is 4mbps(e0), and other tow are 2mbps(e1,e2).. But why it is showing on only eth1...???? Please see interface attachment also. I have same configuration for All three WAN Interface. Than why only on eth1...???
If it is Histogram than why only on one interface.
1.Let me explain.. I have 3 wan interface as u seen, One is 4mbps(e0), and other tow are 2mbps(e1,e2).. But why it is showing on only eth1...????
I'll try to explain my point of view (considering also what Bob said about Lan interface and guessing something about your configuration).
All your ethernet devices are configured at the same speed, that's ok. Probably you have configured QoS for eth1 (usually External interface) setting it to 4mbit. No QoS defined for other interfaces. In this case, the speed limit for your interfaces are these:
Incoming 2,6mbit for eth1 is the 65% of its speed limit (so you see an istogram over the middle of his lenght).
Outgoing 143k for eth1 is the 3,5% of its speed limit (so you see little istogram).
Outgoing 3,4mbit for eth5 is the 0,34% of its speed limit (so you don't see any istogram, because it would be very short)
A final consideration: perhaps there is something strange in Displayed Max fuction. From the manual (of v7):
Displayed Max (optional): Here you can enter the maximum downlink bandwidth of your connection, if you want the Dashboard to reflect it. The bandwidth can be given in either MB/s or KB/s. Select the appropriate unit from the drop-down list.
Because you put 100mbit in all the ethernet devices, for eth0, eth2, eth5 the dashboard should use 100 and not 1000 as maximum value. In this case the outgoing 3,4mbit would be 3,4% of bandwidth (and not 0,34%), more or less the same percentage of outgoing 143k of eth1 (3.5%). So if you see a little istogram for outgoing eth1 you should see also an istogram for outgoing traffic in eth5 (same percentage!).
Could you please try to delete the "Displayed Max" values for all interfaces? It is optional, let's see what happens [:)]
EDIT: I just tried in Astaro demo unit (I don't have a v8 yet), but my guessing was not correct, asg does not set the max bandwidth value for the dashboard from QoS. Sorry!
Are you absolutely sure that all interfaces has 100mbit for Displayed Max value? bye
