Connection dimensions
Dimension | Description |
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Destination Port | TCP or UDP port number of traffic such as port 80 for HTTP traffic and port 443 for HTTPS traffic. |
Status | Indicates if the connection was allowed or blocked by ETP. If the traffic was dropped, the status indicates why it was dropped. |
Location | Indicates where the connection originated from. |
Geo | Geographical region where connection originated from. |
Domain | Domain requested by the user. |
Destination IP | IP address of the destination (origin) website. |
Source IP | IP address of traffic. This is likely the IP address that is assigned to a location as a result of Network Address Translation (NAT). |
Source Port | The TCP/UDP port of the user’s machine |
Autonomous System | Unique identifier for a network |
Onramp Type | Indicates how a request was directed to ETP Proxy. One of these values may appear:
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Policy Action | Policy action that was applied. If this traffic was directed to ETP Proxy, the policy action onramp is shown. |
Internal Client IP | Internal IP address of the user’s machine |
Machine Name | Name of the user’s machine. |
Client Request ID | Universally unique identifier (UUID) of ETP Client that’s installed on the machine. |
Invalid Certificate Action | Shows the action that was applied to a website’s origin
certificate when ETP Proxy cannot verify the certificate. In a policy,
an administrator selects an action in the Invalid Certificate
Response menu. Depending on the action that’s selected, the Bypass or Block - Error Page action appears. If no action was selected by an administrator, N/A is shown. |