Telemetry Overview

Access this page from the Monitor > ATP > Telemetry > Web Protocols or Email Protocols menu.

The telemetry page provides comprehensive monitoring information of devices for a variety of activities, including the number of web and e-mail files scanned or blocked per protocol. It also offers a counter reset capability.

Benefits of Telemetry

• Exposes monitoring data in the web portal.

• Centralizes valuable monitoring data in one place, facilitating the ability to put events in context against other events for a more comprehensive view of the network.

Reset button—When you select the check box for a device and click Reset, it clears the counter to zero for that device and protocol. This reset applies only to the information displayed on the web portal.

Note:

In a chassis cluster environment (both active/passive, active/active ), each node shares the telemetry data separately. Both the node details are displayed separately in the web portal.

For the Devices listed on this page, you can view the following information for Web Protocols by selecting the HTTP tab and the HTTPS tab.

Table 1: Telemetry Data for Web Protocols

Web Protocols	Available Data
HTTP and HTTPS	Host Name
	Total Scanned
	Blocked
	Permitted
	Quarantined
	Tag and deliver
	Ignored
	Blocklist hits
	Allowlist hits
	Last Reset (This is the time when the device counter was last reset to zero. Note that the reset applies only to the information that is displayed on the web portal.)

For the Devices listed on this page, you can view the following information for Email Protocol by selecting the tabs that correspond to SMTP, SMTPS, IMAP, and IMAPS.

Table 2: Telemetry Data for Email Protocols

Email Protocols	Available Data
SMTP and SMTPS IMAP and IMAPS	Host Name
	Total Scanned
	Blocked
	Permitted
	Quarantined
	Tag and Deliver
	Ignored
	Blocklist hits
	Allowlist hits
	Last Reset (This is the time when the device counter was last reset to zero. Note that the reset applies only to the information that is displayed on the web portal.)