Displays the traffic statistics for top-25 applications.
Track the following parameters for client, payload, and service applications:
Session count
Traffic volume
Alert count
Syntax
show fedp app-id stats top-25 for { <appType> by <TrafficParameter> | all }
Parameters
<appType>
The type of top-25 application for which the system displays the traffic statistics:
client-appsservice-appspayload-apps
<TrafficParameter>
The traffic parameter for the top-25 applications selected:
session-counttraffic-volumealert-count
all
Parameters for all application types.
Example
The following example displays the traffic volume of the client applications.
hostname # show fedp app-id stats top-25 for client-apps by traffic-volume CLIENT TRAFFIC STATS APP_NAME TOTAL VOLUME(Bytes) -------- ------------- YouTube 32716871754876 (31201240MB) Chrome 30454841690970 (29044000MB) Firefox 15397106713835 (14683825MB) Internet Explorer 12367525291722 (11794591MB) SSL client 12331511763103 (11760246MB) Safari 11935487176305 (11382567MB) AppleCoreMedia 8938402646611 (8524325MB) Instagram 7943604249697 (7575611MB) Tumblr 6550352456565 (6246902MB) Mobile Safari 5717320296296 (5452461MB) BitTorrent 4426843343308 (4221766MB) Apple Update 4404553413197 (4200509MB) SymantecUpdates 3345260839280 (3190289MB) Facebook 3136972625654 (2991650MB) EA Download Manager 2838055361664 (2706580MB) iTunes Desktop 2257583287253 (2152999MB) BITS 1650044804567 (1573605MB) Android browser 1627616912087 (1552216MB) Vine 1271092132860 (1212207MB) Oracle Database 1154097344200 (1100632MB) HBO GO 1047346350231 (998827MB) DNS 931374031133 (888227MB) SSH 925919897623 (883026MB) Dropbox 860939354536 (821055MB) SMTPS 832222422153 (793669MB)
User role
Admin, Analyst, or Monitor
Command mode
Enable
Supported appliances
This command is supported on the following appliances running the specified releases or later:
Network Security: Release 9.1.0. The
alert-countparameter added in Release 9.1.2.