10-03-2018 05:53 AM
This probably has a very obvious answer, but google searches for the solution wound up showing me irrelevant pages...probably my fault as well.
I am running various traffic reports, and all of them lack value in the bytes field. Any idea what is wrong?
10-03-2018 06:59 AM
Hello,
Change the option to log at session end. This will populate the field. Since logging at session start it only has the first packet and doesnt know when the session ended. When logging at session end, it has all that info.
Regards,
10-03-2018 06:10 AM
Hi @colesch,
Are you logging the sessions at session start by any chance ?
Cheers,
-Kiwi.
10-03-2018 06:33 AM
@kiwi Ha... Probably not...
I am guessing I would set tht option on my Security rule that allows internal traffic out? I enabled it, as shown in the pic.
10-03-2018 06:59 AM
Hello,
Change the option to log at session end. This will populate the field. Since logging at session start it only has the first packet and doesnt know when the session ended. When logging at session end, it has all that info.
Regards,
10-03-2018 07:33 AM
Hi @colesch,
Like Otakar said... if you log at session start there will be no bytecount 🙂
Change it to log at session end and you should be good I guess ^_^
Cheers !
-Kiwi.
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