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OPNsense Beginner to Professional

You're reading from   OPNsense Beginner to Professional Protect networks and build next-generation firewalls easily with OPNsense

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801816878
Length 464 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (25) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1: Initial Configuration
2. Chapter 1: An OPNsense Overview FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Installing OPNsense 4. Chapter 3: Configuring an OPNsense Network 5. Chapter 4: System Configuration 6. Section 2: Securing the Network
7. Chapter 5: Firewall 8. Chapter 6: Network Address Translation (NAT) 9. Chapter 7: Traffic Shaping 10. Chapter 8: Virtual Private Networking 11. Chapter 9: Multi-WAN – Failover and Load Balancing 12. Chapter 10: Reporting 13. Section 3: Going beyond the Firewall
14. Chapter 11: Deploying DHCP in OPNsense 15. Chapter 12: DNS Services 16. Chapter 13: Web Proxy 17. Chapter 14: Captive Portal 18. Chapter 15: Network Intrusion (Detection and Prevention) Systems 19. Chapter 16: Next-Generation Firewall with Zenarmor 20. Chapter 17: Firewall High Availability 21. Chapter 18: Website Protection with OPNsense 22. Chapter 19: Command-Line Interface 23. Chapter 20: API – Application Programming Interface 24. Other Books You May Enjoy

Exploring real-time traffic

So far, we've explored traffic graphs with historical data that helps us analyze an extended time frame. But sometimes, we need to see the traffic in real time. To do so, OPNsense has a real-time traffic page on its webGUI. To access it, go to Reporting | Traffic:

Figure 10.11 – The Reporting: Traffic page

The traffic graphs show the input and output for the selected interfaces and the top hosts (in bits per second). Each circle in the top host graph represents a host. If you pass your mouse cursor over it, it will display a legend (as shown in the preceding screenshot), along with information about the respective host.

By going to the Top talkers tab, you will find a table listing traffic information per address (in the selected interfaces):

Figure 10.12 – The Top talkers page

As you can see, the selected interface (shown in the top-right corner) will be shown in front of each line...

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