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Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.7.5 for Web User Guide
 
Chapter 23      Web Security Appliance Reports
System Capacity Page
 shows the last three graphs on the System Capacity page.
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System Capacity Page—Lower Graphs
The System Capacity report includes graphs that show the overall CPU usage on the appliance. AsyncOS 
for Web is optimized to use idle CPU resources to improve transaction throughput. High CPU usage may 
not indicate a system capacity problem. The CPU Usage by Function graph that displays the percentage 
of CPU cycles used by different functions, such as the Web Proxy and Logging. The CPU Usage by 
Function
 graph can indicate which appliance components use the most resources. If you need to 
optimize your appliance, this graph can help you determine which functions may need to be tuned.
The Response Time/Latency and Transactions Per Second graphs shows the overall response time (in 
milliseconds), and transactions per second for the date range specified in the Time Range drop-down 
menu.
The lower three graphs on the System Capacity report show the outgoing connections, the bandwidth the 
appliance uses connecting out to upstream servers, and the size of the Web Proxy memory buffer. 
The Proxy Buffer Memory may indicate spikes in network traffic, but if the graph climbs steadily to the 
maximum, the appliance may be reaching its maximum capacity and you should consider adding 
capacity. 
Interpreting the Data You See on System Capacity Page
When choosing time ranges for viewing data on the System Capacity page, the following is important to 
remember: