The expanded connection details vary, depending on the nature of the connection.

Displays the connection type icon and whether the connection is established, opening, or closing.

Displays the time since the connection was created.

Displays the transport protocol name: for example, SSL inner.

Displays the application corresponding to the connection. When Application Visibility is enabled, more detailed protocol information is shown for some applications. For example, HTTP-SharePoint is displayed as the WebDAV or FPSE protocols.

Displays whether this appliance is on the client side.

Indicates whether the connection is in-path.

Displays the low-level protocol that RiOS is using inside the packet-mode channel. The protocol can be UDP, TCP, or variants.

Displays the application protocol error, if one exists.

Displays the transport protocol error, if one exists.

Displays the SaaS application name, if one exists.

Displays the SaaS connection state, if an SaaS application is running.

Displays the GeoDNS IP address that the appliance is using to optimize Office 365. The connection summary displays the original destination IP address.

Indicates that the single-ended optimized connection is applying Skipware105 compression on incoming data.

Indicates that the single-ended optimized connection is applying Skipware105 compression on outgoing data.

Indicates that the connection is traveling an asymmetric route and existed before the last restart of the optimization service.

Indicates that the connection existed before the last restart of the optimization service.

Indicates the QoS inbound class the connection is associated with when shaping is enabled. When the connection carries multiple classes, the report displays Variable.

Indicates the QoS outbound class the connection is associated with when shaping is enabled. When the connection carries multiple classes, the report displays Variable.

Indicates the DSCP marking value for the connection when marking is enabled, even if it is zero. The report displays the value from the inner ToS. When the connection carries multiple values, the report displays Variable.

When relevant, the Notes section displays several details that are binary in nature.

 

All optimized connections might show any of these states:

Indicates that the appliance is on the client side of the connection.

Indicates that SDR optimization is enabled.

Indicates that LZ compression is enabled.

Packet-mode optimized connections might show:

Indicates that the inner channel exists but the connection through the channel is not fully formed.

 

Optimized, nonpacket mode connections might show any of these states:

Indicates an in-path connection.

Indicates that the connection involves only one appliance.

Indicates that encryption is enabled on the secure inner channel (WAN).

Indicates that the Cloud acceleration service for SaaS applications is enabled.

 

At least one of these items appear for SCPS connections:

Indicates that the appliance has initiated the SCPS connection on the WAN.

Indicates that the appliance has initiated the SCPS connection on the LAN.

Indicates that the appliance has terminated the SCPS connection on the WAN.

Indicates that the appliance has terminated the SCPS connection on the LAN.