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And that image is correct for the current traffic graph system (2.3.2). For example, the 3rd host down in the table is sending OUT 2.69Mbit/sec across the internet to the WAN which is receiving IN from it and all those hosts totaling 3.83Mbit/sec arriving IN on WAN.
The IN/OUT is with respect to the box/IP address concerned.

Jim Pingle wrote:

Check again on a 2.3.3 or 2.4 snapshot those graphs have been replaced.

Thank you. It is a critical production system, I can't check a pre-release now. I'm sorry :-(

Phillip Davis wrote:

And that image is correct for the current traffic graph system (2.3.2). For example, the 3rd host down in the table is sending OUT 2.69Mbit/sec across the internet to the WAN which is receiving IN from it and all those hosts totaling 3.83Mbit/sec arriving IN on WAN.
The IN/OUT is with respect to the box/IP address concerned.

In this case, all other interface graphs have columns inverted...

I was checking traffic today, in a situation of heavy file upload to the internet, and i'm seeing that everything is OK with the Traffic Graph for the WAN adapter (OUT is high in the graph and in the table). However, if i look at the LAN adapter, the graphic is OK (IN is high), but the table is incorrect (OUT is high). This looks like the in/out traffic is listed in the wrong column for the LAN adapter.
pfSense version is 2.4.5-RELEASE-p1 (amd64).

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