As of April 2018, the NRG graphs have been updated. You can find your new bandwidth graph at graphs.wiscnet.net.
Why are we doing this? There are several reasons, some of which are internal, but mostly these graphs are faster, contain more information, and don't look like they came from the 90s. (No offense to the Discman, beepers, N64, or AOL screen names.)
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Info
If you'd like help analyzing your graphs, contact WiscNet Support (support@wiscnet.net or 608-442-6761, opt 2).
Dark green / Dark blue areas indicate average bps over a time period
Note that graph data is summarized as it ages, so older graph data will be less precise than newer graph data
Light Green / Light blue areas indicate maximum bps during a time period
Total (bottom left): approximate total traffic transferred during the timeframe selected, both directions
In/Out: total per direction
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pps
Packets per Second
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Utilization
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Percentage utilization of
connection used. If you have a 1Gbps connection that is using 100Mbps, this should show approximately 1/10th full.
circuit.
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Errors
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Number of ethernet or CRC errors on the link. Ideally this should be zero and the graph should be pretty boring. If you see errors, contact support to troubleshoot.
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Discards
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Number of discards on an interface. Discards
typically
may occur
when
if a link is saturated
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Device Graphs
These are sensors and indicators on your WiscNet Managed Device (CPE). These graphs will not be visible if you do not have a WiscNet-managed device.
Term
Description
Example Graph
Description
Ping Response Time
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Time in milliseconds it took our monitoring server to ping WiscNet router on premise. Ping is currently sourcing from Eau Claire, WI.