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Chapter 19 Status Information

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For each item either a color or the Default option can be chosen. Default colors are set in the

operating system (the common setting for default colors is black font and white background).

Font Color

• Active connections — connections with currently active data traﬃc

• Inactive connections — TCP connections which have been closed but 2 minutes

after they were killed they are still kept active — to avoid repeated packet mis-

handling)

Background Color

• Local connections — connections where an IP address of the host with WinRoute

is either source or destination

• Inbound connections — connections from the Internet to the local network (al-

lowed by ﬁrewall)

• Outbound connections — connections from the local network to the Internet

Note: Incoming and outgoing connections are distinguished by detection of direction of

IP addresses — “out” (SNAT) or “in” (DNAT). For details, refer to chapter

19.3 List of connected VPN clients

In Status → VPN clients, you can see an overview of VPN clients currently connected to the

WinRoute’s VPN server.

Figure 19.10 List of connected VPN clients

The information provided is as follows:

• Username used for authentication to the ﬁrewall. VPN traﬃc is reﬂected in statistics

of this user.

• The operating system on which the user have the Kerio VPN Client installed.

• DNS name of the host which the user connects from. If WinRoute cannot resolve the

corresponding hostname from the DNS, its (public) IP address is displayed instead.

• IP address assigned to the client by the VPN server. This IP address “represents” the

client in the local network.

• Session duration.

• Kerio VPN Client version, including build number.

The following columns are hidden in the default settings of the VPN clients window (for details

on showing and hiding columns, see chapter 3.2):

1 2 ... 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 ... 367 368

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