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F5 Current Connections
Hi,
Does current connections on the logs of F5 means a current connection of users? Or is it packet based? Can someone explain it to me. Thank you!
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- Hannes_Rapp
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That number is the total of all established clientside connections. These include Real User connections, but also app-to-app connections that are merely routed via F5 in your local network (i.e Forwarding type VS). It's not a good number to refer to when trying to determine the number of Real Users. For that, I would recommend you to request statistics from the application team. It would be virtually impossible to come up with that number by counting connections in F5 because 1 network connection rarely equates to 1 Real User. It can be anywhere from 1 to 20 connections per 1 Real User with typical modern apps.
If you would like to determine the number of current connections for a particular application, you can do that by navigating to
. In this view, the field "Current" is what you're looking for. Another interesting field "Max" is the all-time peak of current connections since last counter reset or reboot.Local Traffic -> Virtual Servers -> Statistics
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