Fortress Technologies ecure Wireless Access Bridge - Manual (Page 79)

Fortress Bridge: Monitoring and Diagnostics
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5.1.1 Traffic Statistics
The packets that the Fortress Bridge has transmitted to and
received from the encrypted zone since cryptographic
processing was last started are shown in the
STATISTICS frame:
‹ Encrypt - encrypted packets—the packets received from
the unencrypted zone, encrypted, and then transmitted to
the encrypted zone
‹ Decrypt - decrypted packets—the packets received from
the encrypted zone, decrypted, and then transmitted to the
unencrypted zone
‹ SendClear - cleartext packets received from Trusted
Devices and sent to the unencrypted zone
‹ RcvClear - received clear—cleartext packets received from
Trusted Devices in the encrypted zone
‹ KeyPackets - valid key exchange packets
‹ BadKeys - bad key packets—malformed key exchange
packets
‹ BadDecrypt - key packets the Bridge was unable to decrypt
‹ Bad Packets - malformed packet received (Packets can be
malformed for a number of reasons, such as version
incompatibility or a failed hash check.)
5.1.2 Interface Statistics
The DIAGNOSTICS screen displays a MAC address and statistics
for each of the Bridge’s physical and virtual interfaces:
‹ The lan1–8 interfaces correspond to the ports of the
internal LAN switch.
‹ The wan1 interface identifies the Bridge’s WAN port.
‹ Radio 1 is the Bridge’s internal tri-band, 802.11a/b/g radio,
the primary interface for which is labeled Radio 1 VAP 1.
™ Up to three additional SSIDs are optional and can
configured only on a radio with a Radio Mode setting of
AP (Section 3.3.1.3). When configured, the virtual
interfaces to which the additional SSIDs correspond are
numbered VAP 2, VAP 3 and VAP 4.
‹ Radio 2 is the internal 802.11a, radio, the primary interface
for which is labeled Radio 2 VAP 1.
™ Up to three additional SSIDs are optional and can
configured only on a radio with a Radio Mode setting of
AP (Section 3.3.1.3). When configured, the virtual
interfaces to which the additional SSIDs correspond are
numbered VAP 2, VAP 3 and VAP 4.
INTERFACE STATISTICS provides a set of three values for each
interface’s receive (RX) and transmit (TX) functions: