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Advanced Functions of Reports Reports
Statistics Table
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Lists the Domain Name and the count of the number of times this domain was accessed, sorted by the FQDN
(default).
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FQDN: the domain name configured on FortiWAN. Select “FQDN” as primary sorting via clicking on the column title
“FQDN”.
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WAN: which WAN links this FQDN was accessed through. Select “WAN” as primary sorting via clicking on the
column title “WAN”.
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WAN IP: the WAN IP address in this FQDN accessed through the WAN link. Select “WAN IP” as primary sorting via
clicking on the column title “WAN IP”.
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Access: the counts of accessing this domain by external users via the WAN IP address.
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Note: Select “FQDN”, “WAN” and “WAN IP” as primary sorting via clicking on the column title. A “▲” or “▼” is shown
aside the column header while the column is selected as primary sorting, e.g. FQDN ▲. The sorting order will be
switched by clicking on the same column header.
Advanced Functions of Reports
Reports provides advanced functions beyond the basic reports to give an accurate analysis. Drill In and Custom Filter
are the functions about querying the reports with complex conditions. It delivers only the data that a user needs from
large data sets. Export and Report Email are the functions about documentations and delivering of the on-line reports.
The details of the advanced functions are described as follows.
Drill In
There are 7 different query conditions for Bandwidth Usage, including In Class, Out Class, WAN, Service, Internal IP,
External IP and Traffic Rate. In every Bandwidth Usage report, analysis can be further drilled-in to include more traffic
data statistics; in other words, Reports allows traffic to be queried based on combination of multiple conditions. For
example, select Service as the query subject from the menu in the category area, and the Service report will be
displayed accordingly, as shown below:
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