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Remotely B Locally Accelerated: The connection is passing through another appliance in the cluster and is being
accelerated on this appliance.
Locally/Remotely B Locally Accelerated: The connection is passing through both this and other appliances in the
cluster and is being accelerated on this appliance. (Asymmetric traffic)
3.2.10 Monitoring subnets
A subnet, a type of network object, can include multiple network subnets and/or multiple IP addresses. The Subnets
report shows the top subnets by volume and their average throughput for the selected time period.
When subnets are defined, they can be specified as internal or external to your network. Inbound and outbound traffic
for these subnets are reported separately. Inbound and outbound traffic is relative to the subnet, not relative to the
Exinda Appliance.
Subnets are not required to be mutually exclusive. Traffic may be reported in more than one subnet. You can optionally
show the top three applications for each of the top subnets.
These charts can answer questions such as:
What are the top subnets in my network?
How much bandwidth does my subnet for the New York branch or for my finance department or for my PBX
phones typically consume?
Do each of my branches or departments (partitioned by subnet) have the same top applications?
Toggle chart components on and off by clicking the buttons at the top of he report. Note when generating a PDF report
of this screen, toggle states are taken into account.
NOTE
Average bandwidth is calculated as the total bits observed in the charting interval divided by the number of
seconds in that interval. E.g. For a chart with an hour of data, the intervals are five minutes.
Where do I find this report?
Go to Monitor > Subnets .