@Vincent-TP 

I mean the information under:
Site View > Reports > Summary > Traffic Summary:

and:

Site View > Dashboard > Traffic Activities:

  @Vincent-TP 

And I also noticed that on these graphs the TX and RX are mixed up!

I want to clarify one important point. Automatic chart update does not work if the range selected in the upper right is: "Today":

With the default mode selected (Last 24 hours) - automatic update works!

Hi  @Vincent-TP 

Yes, the problem remains, but only if you select the display mode: "Today". In the default mode: "Last 24 hours" the graph is updated automatically.
But now I am more concerned about the problem with the mixed-up display of traffic on the graph (Tx/Rx). Should I create a new topic for this, or continue here?

  @Vincent-TP 

Vincent-TP wrote

Hi  @KSab '

 

Thanks for the reply. I had forward this issue to our relevant team and they will optimize it.

Thank you!

Vincent-TP wrote

Hi  @KSab '

 

As for the rx, tx traffic mixed-up, how did you notice this? 

 

Genernally, rx is for download traffic and tx is for upload traffic.

 

 Attached is a graph for today. In any standard situation, incoming traffic is always greater than outgoing traffic in the vast majority of cases. Outgoing traffic in the office is always at a minimum (sometimes there are one-time "bursts" of outgoing traffic - this is when someone uploads a file to the Internet). Below is a graph of today's traffic in the office. As we can see on the graph, incoming traffic (Rx) should be yellow, and outgoing traffic (Tx) should be purple. At the same time, at the top of the graph center it is written: yellow dot - Tx data, purple dot - Rx data. That is, in reality - everything is the other way around!

  @Vincent-TP 

Another current example: at 11:35 our employee in the office uploaded a 4GB file to an external cloud: