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Hello ,

 

Can someone know how to calculate manually the FW Throughput ?

it's for a PA 5060 with multiple Vsys and 1 etherchannel to the external network and another one for internal servers.

 

Command 'show system statistics session' display a low value in comparison of snmp BW value graphs

how system statistics sessions  > Throughput :133965 Kbps

 

here the IN OUT traffic for Ingress and Egress .

 

external Network ---- 250 Mbps IN /OUT ------ FW PA5060 ------400 Mbps IN / OUT ----- DC Servers

 

Could you please explain how the thoughput is calculated ?

Thanks

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Hi @miguel.rodas ,

 

> show system state browser 

 

Explained here:

How to Check Throughput of Interfaces 

 

I hope this can help you.

Cheers !

-Kiwi.

 
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Hi kiwi ,

thanks for the web link but i would like to know how the throughput is calculated for FW .

On spreadsheet the throughput value ( without ThreatP ) = 20 Gbs

In order to calculate manually i have to add all receive or transmit interfaces traffic ?

Community Team Member

Hi @miguel.rodas ,

 

Yes.

 

Alternatively, you can reach out to your local SE and have him add your vote to feature request #1184.

 

Cheers !

-Kiwi.

 
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