Monitor==>NAT Statistics

Network address translator (NAT) is software that runs on a PortMaster that maps one IP address or a group of IP addresses to another IP address or group of IP addresses. To check statistics for NAT sessions, click Monitor==>NAT Statistics.

Select a NAT session and use the Reset Counters button to restart incrementing values in PMVision only, not on the PortMaster. Use Restore Counters to restore these counters to their real-time values.

To view NAT Statistics simultaneously with other options in the PMVision tree, click New Window.
PortMaster  IP address or name of the selected PortMaster 
Port Name  PortMaster port assignment. 
Session Direction  Inbound or outbound. 
Good Translated Packets  Packets that were address translated correctly. 
Internal Failures  A failure in product resources, such as memory. 
Address/TU Port Shortages  Packet translation failed because no available port, or no more addresses in the address pool. 
Invalid Direction  Packet translation failed because the wrong direction was used. 
Session Timeouts  Packet translation failed because of a session timeout. 
Session Limits Exceeded  Packet translation failed because it exceeded the session limit. 
Session Types Not Allowed  Packet translation failed because the session type was not an approved NAT session type. 
Miscellaneous Failures  Any failure other than the ones listed above.