Bug #14818
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StatusTraffic Graph In/Out traffic misplaced in Graph but correct in text table
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Description
StatusTraffic Graph In/Out traffic misplaced in Graph but correct in text table
See attached picture
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| Capture.PNG (29.2 KB) Capture.PNG | |||
| bandwidth out.png (58.1 KB) bandwidth out.png | bandwidth out | ||
| bandwidth in.png (70.8 KB) bandwidth in.png | bandwidth in |
Updated by Jim Pingle about 1 year ago
Can you show more of the screenshot there to see all of your current settings when that behavior is observed?
Also is that interface a regular interface, or special in some way (VLAN, PPP, VPN, etc)?
Updated by Ivaylo Velikov about 1 year ago
It is a super simple configuration.
One public WAN, one local LAN, only one local client IP
Just look on the picture. Graph that is IN should be OUT and OUT should be IN
Only for graph
Table is correct
Updated by Jim Pingle about 1 year ago
Yes but the settings on that traffic graph page can be configured in numerous different ways and how you have that page set can affect the output you observe. We need to know exactly what values are in the "Graph Settings" above the graph and table when you see that output.
Updated by Chris W about 1 year ago
- File bandwidth out.png bandwidth out.png added
- File bandwidth in.png bandwidth in.png added
- Status changed from New to Confirmed
- Affected Plus Version set to 23.05.1
It looks like this happens when the Sort By dropdown is set to Bandwidth Out. Using pfSense as an iperf server and a Manjaro client behind it, the Bandwidth In column is roughly correct by default and corresponds with the blue shade for In. But when Bandwidth Out is set, the graph is fine, but the table is what's swapped. Bandwidth Out column now shows the high value which doesn't make sense since the client is still sending traffic in to the interface, and it's a one way iperf stream.
Not sure if that's the setting OP changed but it looks like everything else works as expected. This is on 23.05.1.