The “over_bps” will change from 0 to another value while the link limit has reached and the QoS or Wan link load balancer needs to transfer that traffic to the next link according to your settings. The dstmac list command I usually use to check if the WAN link load balancer is working when you use “spill over” or any other load balance method. Mode=standalone ha_state=work prio=0 vid=0 Ipv4_rate=0, ipv6_rate=0, mcast6-PMTU=0, allow_linkdown_path=0 Log_neigh=0, deny_tcp_with_icmp=0 ses_denied_traffic=no tcp_no_syn_check=0 central_nat=0 policy_mode_ngfw=0 block_land_attack=0 link_check_local_in=0 The script is provided as-is, without any implied warranty or technical support, and requires that you first install a Perl module compatible with your operating system. Tree_flag=0 tree6_flag=0 nataf=0 traffic_log=1 extended_traffic_log=0 svc_depth=1 Name=root/root index=0 enabled use=84 rt_num=26 asym_rt=0 sip_helper=1, sip_nat_trace=1, mc_fwd=1, mc_ttl_nc=0, tpmc_sk_pl=0Įcmp=source-ip-based, ecpm6=source-ip-based asym_rt6=0 rt6_num=14 strict_src_check=0 dns_log=1 ses_num=15 ses6_num=0 pkt_num=1569

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