Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive

Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive

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Chapter 21 Status Information21.5 Traffic ChartsIn the Status → Traffic Charts section you can view (in graphical format) the number of connectionsto individual services of Kerio MailServer and the number of processed messages (bothincoming and outgoing) for a given period.Figure 21.6Traffic ChartsThe graph allows the following parameter settings:Monitored parameterUse the first field to choose the monitored parameter:• Connections / HTTP — the number of connections to the HTTP service• Connections/IMAP — the number of connections to the IMAP service• Connections / LDAP — the number of connections to the LDAP service• Connections / NNTP — the number of connections to the NNTP service• Connections / Outgoing SMTP — the number of outgoing connections of the SMTPservice• Connections / Rejected SMTP — number of rejected connections to the SMTP service(connections blocked by the Spammer repellent filter)• Connections/POP3 — the number of connections to the POP3 service• Connections/SMTP — the number of connections to the SMTP service• Messages / Received — the number of messages processed by the MailServer (the totalof outgoing and incoming SMTP messages and messages downloaded from remotePOP3 mailboxes)• Messages / Spam — number of messages marked as spam by the antispam filter242

21.5 Traffic ChartsTime rangeIn the second field you can choose the time range you wish to monitor (the range can befrom 2 hours to 30 days). The selected time range is always understood as the time untilnow (“last 2 hours”, “last 30 days”, etc.).The legend below the graph shows the sampling interval (i.e. the time for which a sum ofconnections or messages is counted and is displayed in the graph).Example: If 2 hours is selected as the time range the sampling frequency is 20 seconds. Thismeans that a number of connections and/or messages is counted for the last 20 seconds andis written into the graph.The following buttons are available below the graph:• To refresh the graph, click on Refresh.• Click on the Save button provided below the graph to save the graph as PNG.• The Settings button opens the dialog where the detailed settings of a chart can be defined.Figure 21.7 Chart SettingsY AxisDefinition of the minimum and maximum values for the y axis.Note: The scale of the x axis is determined by the time range that has been selected.TimeThis option defines which time type will be displayed in the chart (either the servertime or the local time of the host the Kerio Administration Console is running on. Thefollowing rules are applied:• If Kerio Administration Console is run on the same host where Kerio MailServer isinstalled, both time types are equal.• The same rule is applied if the times on both hosts are synchronized (e.g. by the243

21.5 Traffic ChartsTime rangeIn the second field you can choose the time range you wish to monitor (the range can befrom 2 hours to 30 days). The selected time range is always understood as the time untilnow (“last 2 hours”, “last 30 days”, etc.).The legend below the graph shows the sampling interval (i.e. the time for which a sum ofconnections or messages is counted and is displayed in the graph).Example: If 2 hours is selected as the time range the sampling frequency is 20 seconds. Thismeans that a number of connections and/or messages is counted for the last 20 seconds andis written into the graph.The following buttons are available below the graph:• To refresh the graph, click on Refresh.• Click on the Save button provided below the graph to save the graph as PNG.• The Settings button opens the dialog where the detailed settings of a chart can be defined.Figure 21.7 Chart SettingsY AxisDefinition of the minimum and maximum values for the y axis.Note: The scale of the x axis is determined by the time range that has been selected.TimeThis option defines which time type will be displayed in the chart (either the servertime or the local time of the host the <strong>Kerio</strong> Administration Console is running on. Thefollowing rules are applied:• If <strong>Kerio</strong> Administration Console is run on the same host where <strong>Kerio</strong> MailServer isinstalled, both time types are equal.• The same rule is applied if the times on both hosts are synchronized (e.g. by the243

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