We have a bunch of openvpn tunnels which run on port 1196 and 1198. I am a bit confused as to why these ports don't show up as the most used ports in bandwidth control when I know they are. Does bandwidth control not watch UDP ports?
We have a bunch of openvpn tunnels which run on port 1196 and 1198. I am a bit confused as to why these ports don't show up as the most used ports in bandwidth control when I know they are. Does bandwidth control not watch UDP ports?
Yes, it does.
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Any ideas why this wouldn't show up? I know its our top used port.
In the Bandwidth Control report?
Is it going through Bandwidth Control? Is it on a different rack or bypassed?
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It is bypassed. Im guessing this means it doesn't get counted?
Yes, that's what bypassed means.
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That's the one reservation I've always had about Untangle, their unwillingness to acknowledge traffic not processed by the uvm in any useful manner other than iftop.