Displaying and Customizing Reports : Viewing Networking Reports : Viewing the Interface Counters and In-Path Counters Reports : Viewing the In-Path Counters Report (VLAN Segregation Mode Only)
  
Viewing the In-Path Counters Report (VLAN Segregation Mode Only)
The In-Path Counters report summarizes the statistics described earlier for the Interface Counters report, but only for the in-path interfaces of a particular instance. It displays the IP address, speed, duplex, MAC address, and current status for each VLAN on each in-path interface. Each in-path interface and VLAN id is listed in the Interface column, separated by a dot: for instance, inpath0_0.764.
What This Report Tells You
The In-path Counters report answers the following questions:
•  How many packets am I transmitting?
•  How many errors are there in each transmission?
•  What is the current status of my interface?
To view the In-Path Counters report
1. From the Dashboard (in VLAN segregation mode), select one of the instances to display the instance dashboard.
Figure: Instance Dashboard
2. Under Reports, select In-Path Counters to display the In-Path Counters report.
Figure: In-Path Counters Page
The interface statistics displays the information listed in this table.
Alarm
Indicates
Interface
Displays the name of the interface.
IP
Displays the IP of the interface.
Ethernet
Displays the Ethernet address of the interface.
Link
Displays the link of the interface, if available.
In-Path Status
Displays the status of the in-path link.
Received Packets
Displays the received packets of the interface.
Transmits Packets
Displays the transmitted packets of the interface.
Viewing Diagnostic Reports and Logs
This section describes how to display and download SteelHead Interceptor system files to help diagnose problems. It includes the following tasks:
•  Viewing Alarm Status Reports
•  Viewing Connection Tracing Reports
•  Viewing CPU Utilization Reports
•  Viewing Memory Paging Reports
•  Viewing Logs
•  Downloading Log Files
•  Generating System Dump Files
•  Viewing Process Dump Files
•  Capturing and Uploading TCP Dumps
•  Stopping a TCP Dump After an Event Occurs
•  Viewing a TCP Dump