SonicWALL 5.8.1 Manuale Utente

Configure - click the Configure icon 

 to display the Edit Interface window, which 

allows you to configure the settings for the specified interface. 

The Interface Traffic Statistics table lists received and transmitted information for all 
configured interfaces.

The following information is displayed for all SonicWALL security appliance interfaces:

Rx Unicast Packets - indicates the number of point-to-point communications received by 
the interface.

Rx Broadcast Packets - indicates the number of multipoint communications received by 
the interface.

RX Bytes - indicates the volume of data, in bytes, received by the interface.

Tx Unicast Packets - indicates the number of point-to-point communications transmitted 
by the interface.

Tx Broadcast Bytes - indicates the number of mutlipoint communications transmitted by 
the interface.

Tx Bytes - indicates the volume of data, in bytes, transmitted by the interface.

Skipped DPI - indicates the number of packet that bypassed DPI inspection.

To clear the current statistics, click the Clear Statistics button at the top right of the 
Network > Interfaces page.

Interfaces in SonicOS can be:

Physical interfaces – Physical interfaces are bound to a single port

Virtual interfaces – Virtual interfaces are assigned as subinterfaces to a physical interface 
and allow the physical interface to carry traffic assigned to multiple interfaces.

PortShield interfaces – PortShield interfaces are a feature of the SonicWALL TZ series 
and SonicWALL NSA 240. Any number of the LAN ports on these appliances can be 
combined into a single PortShield interface.