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Intel NetStructure Cache Appliance Administrator’s Guide
Viewing Protocol statistics
Protocol statistics report the appliance system’s use of the HTTP, NNTP, FTP, 
and ICP protocols.
▼ Viewing protocol statistics
1
Select the monitor menu, and press Enter. 
2
Select protocols, and press Enter. Doing so causes a list of protocols to 
appear on screen.
3
Select the protocol you want to view and press Enter.
The following table describes the statistics for the HTTP-trans protocol. 
Open Client 
Connections
The number of currently open 
client connections.
Cache Transfers in 
Progress
The number of cache transfers 
(cache reads and writes) in 
progress.
Network
Client Throughput
(Mbit/sec)
The number of bytes per second 
through node (and cluster).
Transactions Per 
Second
The number of HTTP transactions 
per second.
Statistic (Continued)
Description (Continued)
Statistics 
Description 
Hits
Fresh—The percentage of hits that are fresh and their 
average transaction times.
Stale Revalidated—The percentage of hits that are 
stale and revalidated, turn out to be still fresh and 
served, and their average transaction times.
Misses
Now Cached—The percentage of requests for 
documents that were not in the cache (but are now) and 
their average transaction times.
Server No Cache—The percentage of requests for 
documents that were not in the cache, but have server 
no-cache headers (cannot be cached); and their 
average transaction times.
Stale Reloaded—The percentage of misses that are 
revalidated, turn out to be changed, reloaded, and 
served; and their average transaction times.
Client No Cache—The percentage of misses with client 
no-cache headers and their average transaction times.