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Hi, How is the Client IP column count determined in the Usage Report? It seems to be always about anywhere from 200 to 300 higher than the highest number I see in the Dashboard, see print screens below. The first print screen is a snapshot of every hour during office hours, between 12:00 and 14:00 is our busiest time. The second print screen shows the Usage Report for that same day, which shows 207 higher than the highest client I saw on the Dashboard. Thank you.
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Usage report is about the number of unique IPs served a day. It's daily but dashboard is for 2 hours. -
I took this to the test and ran a DNS Request Report for this past Sunday 2023-04-08 00:00 to 2023-04-08 23:59 and exported the results. Then I grouped all IP Addresses that were repeated together, so that now I was just left with a list of unique IP Addresses for that day, which were 716 unique IP addresses. Yet, your usage report claims 821 IP Addresses for 2023-04-08.Comment
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Never mind, I just noticed that the CSV Export doesn't export all the data, it cut half off. So I exported it in chunks of 6 hours and then merged them and did the same as above and now the numbers match. I find the numbers still high, but now at least I know NxFilter is correct, so I will have to figure out where the numbers come from.Comment
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If you have Active Directory, you can use User Authentication to find out who they are. You still can put everybody under the same policy by having a default user. You can create a user and associate your whole network IP range to it and then run some single sign-on agent.Comment
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