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rtiv

rtiv

IS-IT--Management
Mar 12, 2002
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Just curious, when I do a "show conduit" on my PIX520, what does (hitcnt=973) mean ? For example:

conduit permit tcp host xx.xx.xxx.xxx eq (hitcnt=973)

might it be "hit count" ? How many times that site has been hit via port 80 ? just a guess

Thanks
 
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The official explanation: The hit count tells you how many times that particular rule has been applied to traffic passing through the firewall.
 
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what you ment was how many times it has been applied since it was last rebooted.
 
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