Symantec Security 5600 Series, Security 5400 Series,Clientless VPN 4400 Series, Administration Manual

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Monitors field descriptions
Associated tasks
The task that you can perform with this dialog box is:
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“Viewing active connections” on page 467
Table D-3
Active Connection Properties dialog box
Field Description
Service Name of the service on which the connection is open.
Source Host name or IP address of the source of the connection.
For IPsec tunnels, this field is always the local gateway IP address.
Server Source IP address of the source server.
For IPsec tunnels, this field is always the local gateway address.
Source Address IP address and port number of the source of the connection.
For IPsec tunnels, this field is always the local gateway address.
Source Interface Interface name (such as eth0) on client side of a connection.
If the initiating traffic comes from an IPsec tunnel, this field is blank.
Source Tunnel VPN tunnel from which the connection is initiated.
An IPsec tunnel is often presented in the following format:
[hndl][.type.id]@rem_gw
Where:
hndl = handle
type = protocol type
id = internal tunnel ID
rem_gw = remote gateway
For example, a tunnel presented as 2.isakmp.16@20.20.20.1 has the following values:
hndl = 2
type= isakmp
id = 16
rem_gw= 20.20.20.1
Destination Host name or IP address that the client is connecting to.
For IPsec tunnels, this field is always the remote gateway IP address.
Client Destination Destination of the connection.
For an IPsec tunnel, this field displays the remote gateway IP address and port number as 0.
Destination Address IP address and port number the client is connecting to.
For IPsec tunnels, this field is always the remote gateway address.
Destination
Interface Interface name (such as eth1) on the server side of a connection.
If the traffic goes into an IPsec VPN tunnel, this field is blank.
Destination Tunnel IPsec tunnel that the connection goes to.
To Server Bytes sent to the server from the security gateway.
From Server Bytes sent from the server to the security gateway.
To Client Bytes sent to the client from the security gateway.
From Client Bytes sent from the client to the security gateway.