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Table 23 describes the fields available in the Global Traffic page.
TABLE 23 Global Traffic fields
Field Description
Session Traffic
New Session Syncs Sent Displays the new synchronized packets sent for new sessions.
New Session Syncs Received Displays the new synchronized packets received for new sessions.
Sessions Removed Displays the number of sessions removed from the delete queue.
Sessions in Delete Queue Displays the number of sessions in the delete queue.
FWD Sessions Not Found Displays the number of forward sessions that are not found.
Sessions Force Deleted Displays the number of sessions that were forcedly deleted.
Duplicate Sessions Displays the number of duplicate sessions.
Server Traffic
Client to Server (Pkts) Displays the number of packets sent from clients to servers.
Server to Client (Pkts) Displays the number of packets sent from servers to clients.
Aged Sessions Displays the number of TCP and UDP sessions that are closed by
the device due to aged out.
Old Connections Displays the number of old connections.
FWD To Non-Static FID Displays the number of forward to non-static FID.
Dropped VIP Pings Displays the number of dropped virtual server (VIP) ping packets.
Unsuccessful Connections Displays the number of unsuccessful connections.
Server Resets Displays the number of server resets.
Dropped Packets
Total Drops Displays the number of packets dropped by the device.
Disabled Drops Displays the number of packets the device dropped because they
were sent by a client to a VIP port that is bound to a real server port
that is currently disabled.
Forward Drops Displays the number of client-to-server packets dropped by the
device.
Reverse Drops Displays the number of server-to-client packets dropped by the
device.
Stale Drops Displays the number of TCP SYN packets dropped by the device
because they matched a stale session entry.
Exceeded Drops Displays the number of packets dropped by the device because the
TCP SYN limit on the real server had been reached.
Fast Packets
VPort Not Found Displays the number of unsuccessful virtual-port searches using an
improved (faster) method.
VPort Found Displays the number of successful virtual port searches using an
improved (faster) method.
Forward FIN Displays the number of client-to-sever FIN packets passing through
a non-optimized path.