Cisco Small Business RV220W - Page 173

Administering Your Cisco RV220W
WAN Traffic Meter
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• Increased This Month’s Limit By—If the monthly traffic limit has been
reached and you need to temporarily increase the limit, check this box. Then
type the amount of the increase, in megabytes.
• Traffic Counter—Choose one of the following options to start the traffic
counter:
- Restart Now—Choose this option to start the counter when you click the
Save button.
- Specific Time—Choose this option to specify the time and the day when
the counter will restart each month. To enter the start time, choose the
hours (HH) and minutes (MM). Also choose the Day of Month.
• Send E-Mail Report Before Restarting Counter—Check the box to send
an email report containing the traffic meter statistics before the counter is
reset. Email is sent by using the email settings that you configure on the
Administration > Logging > Remote Logging page. See Remote Logging
Configuration, page 180.
• When Limit Is Reached—Choose the action to take when the Monthly Limit
is reached:
- Block All Traffic—If you chose Downloads Only for the Traffic Limit Type,
all traffic from the WAN is blocked. If you chose Both Directions, all
incoming and outgoing traffic is blocked.
- Block All Traffic Except E-Mail—Blocks traffic as described for Block All
Traffic, but allows email traffic.
- Send Email Alert (Optional)—Check the Enable box to send an email
alert when the Monthly Limit has been reached and traffic is being
blocked. Configure your email settings on the Administration > Logging
> Remote Logging page. See Remote Logging Configuration,
page 180.
STEP 3 Click Save to save your settings, or click Cancel to reload the page with the
current settings.
When the WAN Traffic Meter is enabled, the following statistics appear in the WAN
(Internet) Traffic Statistics) section of this page.
• Start Date/Time—The date and time when the traffic meter was started or
reset.
• Outgoing Traffic Volume—The volume of traffic, in megabytes, from the
LAN (Local Network) to the WAN (Internet).