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1 Health Check+ Report Created for Riverbed Elite Partner Riverbed Authorized Support Partner Riverbed Authorized Training Partner Riverbed Authorized Consulting Partner

2 Page 2 of 69 Contents Introduction... 5 Preface... 5 Monitored devices... 6 Recommendations... 7 Global... 7 Global Network and Application Performance... 7 SteelHead specific... 9 SteelHead general recommendations... 9 Traffic profile recommendations... 9 Traffic reduction... 9 Percentage passthrough traffic... 9 Traffic connections Sizing recommendations Global Traffic totals Traffic volume Global Top 3 Servers by top 10 most used protocols Protocols by traffic volume Protocols by connections Global Network and Application Performance Site specific statistics SteelHead general SteelHead sizing SteelHead traffic volume SteelHead connections SteelHead specific STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD

3 Page 3 of 69 STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD STEELHEAD Appendix SteelHead models SteelHead CX-series SteelHead virtual CX-series SteelHead EX-series SteelHead xx50 series SteelHead xx20 series SteelHead Global Traffic totals Traffic Volume Global Top 3 Servers by top 10 most used protocols Global Network Application Performance SMB signing errors SMB v2 errors Delegation errors NFS connections, SDR only Passthrough SSL connections on RFC1918 address space... 63

4 Page 4 of 69 Lotus Notes Connections, SDR only Encrypted Lotus Notes Packet ricochet SteelHead General Site Model RiOS version Gateway Up SteelHead Up Healthy Degraded Admission Control Critical SteelHead Sizing SteelHead Model Optimized connections Outbound bandwidth Datastore Usage Percentage of total optimized traffic Top 10 application reduction in percent SteelHead Traffic Avg. Site Reduction Optimized Traffic Pass Through Traffic Most Used Protocol Name Most Used Protocol Reduction Site specific statistics Traffic Volume pie and bar chart Traffic connections pie and bar chart... 69

5 Page 5 of 69 Introduction Preface This report provides an overview of the Riverbed installation. It addresses the health of the complete Riverbed installation, active support cases, recommendations of changes to the SteelHead estate and key traffic information for each Riverbed SteelHead appliance monitored. The target audience for this report is primarily technical and as such the report assumes a base knowledge of Riverbed WAN optimization for a full understanding of the content. The absence of capacity planning graphs in this report is due to the fact it requires a minimum of 90 days data collection. The support case information is also not present in this report due to RLM service not being part of the POC. In addition to this report, a CIFS/SMB2 Deep-dive report has also been created. This report has indepth optimization analysis of the CIFS/SMB2 protocol and it will provide a detailed view into the optimization of this protocol. In addition to the RPAM report, a detailed GNAP (Global Network and Application Performance) report has been created with the purpose of identifying incidents that are not significant enough to provide global recommendation on. If however these incidents were concentrated to a small number of SteelHead appliances, the business impact can be significant enough to justify effort in resolving the anomalies. Both the CIFS Deep-dive- and Detailed GNAP reports demonstrate the value of having RPAM collect significant amounts of data. The raw data can be used to zoom into specific functional elements of the Riverbed solution and expedite troubleshooting processes on this. Further reducing the TCO and shortening the time to fix.

6 Recommendations Site Recommendations Site Report Page 6 of 69 Monitored devices The listed sites below, with a figure in the right column, have been identified as having a recommendation associated with it. Total number of monitored devices: 28 Total number of devices with recommendations: 21 STEELHEAD01 STEELHEAD02 5 STEELHEAD03 1 STEELHEAD04 2 STEELHEAD05 1 STEELHEAD06 1 STEELHEAD07 STEELHEAD08 1 STEELHEAD09 1 STEELHEAD10 1 STEELHEAD11 1 STEELHEAD12 STEELHEAD13 1 STEELHEAD14 STEELHEAD15 2 STEELHEAD16 STEELHEAD17 1 STEELHEAD18 2 STEELHEAD19 1 STEELHEAD20 1 STEELHEAD21 STEELHEAD22 2 STEELHEAD23 1 STEELHEAD24 1 STEELHEAD25 1 STEELHEAD26 STEELHEAD27 1 STEELHEAD28

7 Page 7 of 69 Recommendations Global Global Network and Application Performance SMB signing errors We have observed SMB signed connections errors during the report period. When the client and the file server exchange the SMB traffic signed (for security reasons) the SteelHeads still de-duplicate the traffic and apply TCP optimization. The result of this will cause no latency optimization and thereby significantly decrease the end user performance experience. It is highly recommended to configure the SteelHead appliances for optimization of SMB signed traffic. This is done by activating the SMB signing optimization feature in the SteelHead appliances. Enabling SMB-Signing on a SteelHead appliance requires it to be part of the Windows Domain. If the SteelHead appliance is joined as a workstation it requires a delegation account to do SMBsigning and a replication user if end to end Kerberos is needed. If the SteelHead appliance is joined as a BDC (Backup Domain Controller) or RODC (Read Only Domain Controller), no delegation user is required unless end to end Kerberos authentication is required. In such a scenario we need a replication user. It is highly recommended to join SteelHeads as BDC or RODC as it simplifies the configuration and avoids the limitations of the delegation user. Since enabling SMB-Signing requires a service restart it is highly recommended to do this implementation during a Maintenance window. For further information please see CIFS Deep Dive report. SMB v2 errors We have observed 454 SMB v2 connections errors during the report period. This means that clients and servers that are running the SMB2 protocol were not optimized with latency optimization. It is recommended to enable SMB2 on all SteelHeads and make sure that if any SteelHead Mobile clients are present in the network that they are also upgraded to v4.0 and have SMB2 enabled. For further information please see CIFS Deep Dive report. Delegation errors We have observed 716 delegation errors during the report period, on either SMB signed or Encrypted MAPI connections. This means that there is no layer 7 optimization on these connections and it is recommended to take action on this issue. NFS connections, SDR only We have observed 350 NFS connections during the report period, with only SDR optimization. An investigation is required to find a reason and a solution for this.

8 Page 8 of 69 Passthrough SSL connections on RFC1918 address space We have observed SSL connections passed through on the RFC1918 address space during the report period. It might be possible to optimize these connections, and it is recommended to take action on this issue. Passthrough Citrix ICA connections on RFC1918 address space We have observed passthrough Citrix ICA connections on RFC1918 address space. From RiOS version 6, Citrix optimization has been greatly enhanced. Depending on your environment, it could be very beneficial to review the optimization on your Citrix traffic. Packet ricochet We have observed times of Packet ricocheting during the report period. This means that some packets are seen more than once by the SteelHead, which introduces latency. Actions can be taken to prevent this, by changing the default gateway or enabling simplified routing on the SteelHead. Sometimes this is also caused by a server being offline. For further investigation please see GNAP detailed report.

9 Traffic amount (GB) Traffic amount (%) Reduction (%) Port Protocol Site Report Page 9 of 69 SteelHead specific SteelHead general recommendations This section shows if a SteelHead has been either down or in Degraded, Admission control or Critical mode during the report period. STEELHEAD02 Admission Control % Traffic profile recommendations To postpone or even avoid costly upgrades of SteelHead appliances that suffers from overutilization, all steelheads have been screened for applications that potentially could be subject for a traffic profile change. By passing through these potential applications valuable and increased capacity can be achieved and costly upgrades can be avoided. However certain criteria must be in place to make sure the business case for investing in the SteelHead appliances are not jeopardized before such recommendation can be made. Below definitions shows these criteria for traffic reduction (volume/high datastore utilization) and Traffic connection (high optimized connections utilization). Traffic reduction This table contains sites with a critical datastore usage, protocols with no layer 7 optimization options, reduction below 10% and optimized traffic amount above 5%. It is recommended to pass through these protocols. This check ensures the effectiveness of the SteelHead installation, and signal if resources are being wasted or over consumed. STEELHEAD02 Unknown STEELHEAD04 Unknown STEELHEAD15 Unknown Unknown Unknown STEELHEAD18 Unknown STEELHEAD22 Unknown Percentage passthrough traffic The following sites have a large amount of passthrough traffic. This might be due to passthrough rules or because of sites with no SteelHead connecting to servers on the site listed, and therefore it might be intentional. STEELHEAD % STEELHEAD %

10 Traffic amount (%) Reduction (%) Connection % Connections Port Protocol Site Report Page 10 of 69 Traffic connections The following sites have either been in admission control or have a high load on optimized connections. The load is more than 2% of all optimized connections, less than 10% reduction, the traffic amount is less than 5%, and there is no layer 7 optimization option. It is recommended to passthrough this traffic, to prevent the SteelHead from going in admission control. This check (as the Traffic reduction check) ensures the effectiveness of the SteelHead installation, and signal if resources are being wasted or over consumed. STEELHEAD02 Unknown STEELHEAD02 Unknown

11 Page 11 of 69 Sizing recommendations All upgrade recommendations are considered with the current traffic profile and load in mind as seen in the report period. Any change in reduction and pass-through traffic will change these recommendations. The Riverbed recommended optimal value for data store wrap time is 30 days. With the current traffic characteristics, the below upgrades would be recommended. Only the latest series of SteelHeads are considered as a replacement in this report. STEELHEAD02 A SteelHead 1050L has a datastore of 100 GB, and can manage 800 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 8 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 241.1% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 12.4 days. The SteelHead has been in Admission Control for 12.18% during business hours. A SteelHead CX1555L with a datastore of 400GB, which can manage 3000 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD04 A SteelHead 550M has a datastore of 80 GB, and can manage 300 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 2 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 160.2% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 18.7 days. A SteelHead CX770L with a datastore of 150GB, which can manage 900 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD05 A SteelHead 1050L has a datastore of 100 GB, and can manage 800 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 8 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 109.8% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 27.3 days. A SteelHead CX770L with a datastore of 150GB, which can manage 900 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD06 A SteelHead 550M has a datastore of 80 GB, and can manage 300 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 2 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 114.7% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 26.2 days. A SteelHead CX770L with a datastore of 150GB, which can manage 900 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site.

12 Page 12 of 69 STEELHEAD08 A SteelHead 550H has a datastore of 80 GB, and can manage 600 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 4 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 182.4% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 16.4 days. A SteelHead CX770L with a datastore of 150GB, which can manage 900 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD09 A SteelHead 2050M has a datastore of 400 GB, and can manage 4000 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of Mbps. This SteelHead has used 320.7% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 9.4 days. A SteelHead CX7055L with a datastore of 1638GB, which can manage optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD10 A SteelHead 5050L has a datastore of 600 GB, and can manage 7500 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of Mbps. This SteelHead has used 223.8% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 13.4 days. A SteelHead CX7055L with a datastore of 1638GB, which can manage optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD11 A SteelHead 1050L has a datastore of 100 GB, and can manage 800 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 8 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 172.5% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 17.4 days. A SteelHead CX1555L with a datastore of 400GB, which can manage 3000 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD13 A SteelHead 550M has a datastore of 80 GB, and can manage 300 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 2 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 208.2% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 14.4 days. A SteelHead CX1555L with a datastore of 400GB, which can manage 3000 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site.

13 Page 13 of 69 STEELHEAD15 A SteelHead 1050L has a datastore of 100 GB, and can manage 800 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 8 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 286.3% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 10.5 days. A SteelHead CX1555L with a datastore of 400GB, which can manage 3000 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD17 A SteelHead 550H has a datastore of 80 GB, and can manage 600 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 4 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 110.1% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 27.2 days. A SteelHead CX770L with a datastore of 150GB, which can manage 900 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD18 A SteelHead 1050M has a datastore of 100 GB, and can manage 1300 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 10 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 171% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 17.5 days. A SteelHead CX1555L with a datastore of 400GB, which can manage 3000 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD20 A SteelHead 550H has a datastore of 80 GB, and can manage 600 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 4 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 111.4% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 26.9 days. A SteelHead CX770L with a datastore of 150GB, which can manage 900 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD22 A SteelHead 550M has a datastore of 80 GB, and can manage 300 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 2 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 154.8% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 19.4 days. A SteelHead CX770L with a datastore of 150GB, which can manage 900 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site.

14 Page 14 of 69 STEELHEAD23 A SteelHead 550H has a datastore of 80 GB, and can manage 600 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 4 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 104.3% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 28.8 days. A SteelHead CX770L with a datastore of 150GB, which can manage 900 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD24 A SteelHead 1050M has a datastore of 100 GB, and can manage 1300 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 10 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 207.2% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 14.5 days. A SteelHead CX1555L with a datastore of 400GB, which can manage 3000 optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD25 A SteelHead 1050H has a datastore of 200 GB, and can manage 2300 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 20 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 311.8% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 9.6 days. A SteelHead CX5055M with a datastore of 640GB, which can manage optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site. STEELHEAD27 A SteelHead 1050M has a datastore of 100 GB, and can manage 1300 optimized connections and an optimized bandwidth of 10 Mbps. This SteelHead has used 422% of its datastore in the report period. (Calculated as a 30 day average) This means that the datastore wraps once every 7.1 days. A SteelHead CX5055M with a datastore of 640GB, which can manage optimized connections and Mbit of optimized traffic, is recommended for this site.

15 Page 15 of 69 Global Traffic totals The pie charts illustrate the numerical proportion on the top 10 optimized protocols. The bottom shows the total amount of optimized traffic. The bar charts illustrate the reduction on the protocols. The bottom shows the overall reduction. The first set is created by traffic amount, and the second is created by amount of unique optimized connections. The intention with this overview is to provide documentation on the Global Traffic profile which can be used to high-light protocols that could be subjects for a change in traffic profile on a Global level, if there are steelheads (and in particular DC SteelHeads) that suffers from overutilization on datastore and optimized connections*. *E.G. if the DC SteelHead appliances were suffering from high pressure on the number of optimized sessions and possibly going into admission control (reaching the license maximum of handling optimized connections and therefore bypassing connections without optimization) it could be considered to change the global traffic profile by passing through applications where optimization has little or no value (eg. LDAP connections). This will offload the DC SteelHead appliances and further optimization could be achieved on the business critical applications and at the same time a costly upgrade of the DC SteelHead appliances can be postponed or even avoided.

16 Page 16 of 69 Traffic volume The following charts shows the overall optimized and pass-through traffic for all sites monitored. The table shows the total traffic reduction for all traffic, including pass-through traffic. The intention with this overview is to provide documentation and trending on the split between optimized and passthrough (non-optimized) traffic on a Global level and hereby achieve an understanding of how much benefit the steelhead appliances add to overall reduction in data volume sent over the WAN. The trending will high-light abnormal change in the split between optimized versus passthrough traffic. At the same time it will pinpoint, on a global level, if the amount of passthrough traffic is significant enough to justify further analysis in order to understand if more applications could be added to the optimization. This graph shows the total amount of LAN and WAN traffic including passthrough traffic by month. Month Jul. 13 Aug. Oct. Oct. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May. Jun Jul. 14 Reduction % 46.9%

17 Total number of dst servers 3rd most used server 2nd most used server Most used server Total GB Protocol Report Page 17 of 69 Global Top 3 Servers by top 10 most used protocols In a clear tabular form this section will help to identify the global load on the SteelHead environment by traffic volume and by connections for the top three servers and by the top ten protocols. This provides a clear picture of the consumption of SteelHead capacity globally supporting protocol decisions based on business value and an efficient means of identifying the servers (and applications) generating the unknown protocols so that they can be readily identified as a part of the decision making process (whether to optimize or not, based on business value). It also supports decision making based on business benefit, so a protocol (e.g. LDAP) may have good data reduction but could consume a disproportionately high quantity of valuable TCP connections based on the business value delivered which could be better utilized. Protocols by traffic volume CIFS:NetBIOS(139) CIFS:TCP(445) >1000 SQL:TDS(1433) MAPI(7830) HTTP(80) >1000 Exchange DAG Replication(64327) Unknown(55082) scotty-ft(14000) Unknown(58174) VxPBX Symantec Private Branch Exchange Service(1556)

18 Total number of dst servers 3rd most used server 2nd most used server Most used server Total unique connections Protocol Report Page 18 of 69 Protocols by connections HTTP(80) >1000 CIFS:TCP(445) >1000 EPM(135) Unknown(8084) MAPI(7830) Unknown(56000) SQL:TDS(1433) Unknown(56001) Unknown(55082) webcache(8080)

19 Page 19 of 69 Global Network and Application Performance The Global Network Application Performance (GNAP) reporting will highlight the most common applications that could be performance optimized. A key to the efficient delivery of applications over the WAN is the optimization of latency at layer 7 as this can lead to enhanced productivity over the WAN. This helps identify, justify and prioritize investment in engineering changes and SteelHead configuration changes needed to implement latency optimization.

20 Critical (%) Admission control (%) Degraded (%) Healthy (%) SteelHead up (%) Gateway up (%) Software version Model Site Report Page 20 of 69 Site specific statistics SteelHead general This dash board overview provides information on the general health and status of the SteelHead environment and thereby either confirms everything is a satisfactory level and if not the traffic light system will pin point the SteelHeads that are subject for further investigation. STEELHEAD01 550H 8.6.0a STEELHEAD L 8.6.0a STEELHEAD03 550H 8.6.0a STEELHEAD04 550M 8.6.0a STEELHEAD L 8.6.0a STEELHEAD06 550M 8.6.0a STEELHEAD07 550M 8.6.0a STEELHEAD08 550H 8.6.0a STEELHEAD M 8.6.0a STEELHEAD L 8.6.0a STEELHEAD L 8.6.0a STEELHEAD12 550H 8.6.0a STEELHEAD13 550M 8.6.0a STEELHEAD14 550M 8.6.0a STEELHEAD L 8.6.0a STEELHEAD16 550M 8.6.0a STEELHEAD17 550H 8.6.0a STEELHEAD M 8.6.0a STEELHEAD19 CX755L 8.6.0a STEELHEAD20 550H 8.6.0a STEELHEAD21 550H 8.6.0a STEELHEAD22 550M 8.6.0a STEELHEAD23 550H 8.6.0a STEELHEAD M 8.6.0a STEELHEAD H 8.6.0a STEELHEAD L 8.6.0a STEELHEAD M 8.6.0a STEELHEAD28 550M 8.6.0a

21 Page 21 of 69 SteelHead sizing This dash board provides both an overview as well as trending information on the SteelHeads key license limitations versus current utilization. The traffic light system highlights if any limitations are close to the limit (Yellow) or has reached the limit (Red). Informed decisions can be made either to change the traffic profile (Freeing up valuable optimized sessions and datastore capacity) or to upgrade the SteelHead in order to regain optimal application delivery over the WAN. Optimized connections is a key variable, if the maximum license limit is met then every connection over and above the licenses limit will be passed through and have no WAN optimization. Understanding the Datastore utilization is important to ensure the business case is met. If the SteelHead datastore exceeds the maximum capacity it will start to over-write data resulting in more data volume sent over the WAN as well as decreased performance on application delivery. Site Model Datastore usage (% 30 day avg.) Optimized Connections (%) Outbound Bandwidth (%) STEELHEAD01 550H STEELHEAD L STEELHEAD03 550H STEELHEAD04 550M STEELHEAD L STEELHEAD06 550M STEELHEAD07 550M STEELHEAD08 550H STEELHEAD M STEELHEAD L STEELHEAD L STEELHEAD12 550H

22 Page 22 of 69 Site Model Datastore usage (% 30 day avg.) Optimized Connections (%) Outbound Bandwidth (%) STEELHEAD13 550M STEELHEAD14 550M STEELHEAD L STEELHEAD16 550M STEELHEAD17 550H STEELHEAD M STEELHEAD19 CX755L STEELHEAD20 550H STEELHEAD21 550H STEELHEAD22 550M STEELHEAD23 550H STEELHEAD M STEELHEAD H STEELHEAD L STEELHEAD M STEELHEAD28 550M

23 3rd most used protocol reduction (%) 3rd most used protocol name 2nd most used protocol reduction (%) 2nd most used protocol name Most used protocol reduction (%) Most used protocol name Passthrough traffic (%) Optimized traffic (%) Avg site reduction (%) Site Report Page 23 of 69 SteelHead traffic volume This dash board supports decisions and understanding for WAN optimization delivery versus strategy and will help prioritize further investigation and actions in a simple to understand trafficlight system. The overview provides the information needed for understanding if the SteelHeads are optimizing at an overall satisfactory level. In the same overview the most used protocols by volume (top three) are being highlighted if they are not optimized as what could be expected. STEELHEAD CIFS:TCP (445) 71.5 scotty-ft (14000) 60.0 HTTP (80) 83.1 STEELHEAD Unknown (58174) 17.4 VxPBX Symantec Private Branch Exchange Service (1556) 97.3 CIFS:TCP (445) 82.2 STEELHEAD MAPI (7830) 71.7 HTTP (80) 86.6 Citrix (1494) 50.6 STEELHEAD Unknown (57991) 0.0 CIFS:NetBIOS (139) STEELHEAD05 STEELHEAD06 STEELHEAD07 STEELHEAD08 STEELHEAD09 STEELHEAD10 STEELHEAD CIFS:NetBIOS (139) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) 85.1 CIFS:TCP (445) CIFS:TCP (445) 81.2 MAPI (7830) CIFS:TCP (445) 84.5 scotty-ft (14000) HTTP (80) 31.5 CIFS:TCP (445) HTTP (80) 29.1 CIFS:TCP (445) CIFS:TCP (445) 82.4 Exchange DAG 76.1 Replication (64327) 82.4 CIFS:TCP (445) 81.4 SQL:TDS (1433) HTTP (80) 93.9 CIFS:TCP (445) 60.5 STEELHEAD CIFS:TCP (445) 56.2 webcache (8080) 21.3 scotty-ft (14000) 58.2 STEELHEAD13 STEELHEAD14 STEELHEAD15 STEELHEAD16 STEELHEAD CIFS:NetBIOS (139) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) 75.0 Unknown (55082) 93.5 CIFS:TCP (445) MAPI (7830) 94.7 CIFS:TCP (445) Unknown (62381) 0.0 Unknown (49582) CIFS:TCP (445) 36.1 MAPI (7830) CIFS:TCP (445) 80.0 MAPI (7830) 58.2

24 3rd most used protocol reduction (%) 3rd most used protocol name 2nd most used protocol reduction (%) 2nd most used protocol name Most used protocol reduction (%) Most used protocol name Passthrough traffic (%) Optimized traffic (%) Avg site reduction (%) Site Report Page 24 of 69 STEELHEAD CIFS:NetBIOS (139) 82.8 CIFS:TCP (445) 93.1 Unknown (57057) 0.0 STEELHEAD CIFS:TCP (445) 81.1 scotty-ft (14000) 76.2 MAPI (7830) 76.7 STEELHEAD CIFS:NetBIOS (139) 83.5 CIFS:TCP (445) 55.6 scotty-ft (14000) 74.0 STEELHEAD CIFS:TCP (445) 63.5 SQL:TDS (1433) 93.6 MAPI (7830) 57.8 STEELHEAD22 STEELHEAD CIFS:NetBIOS (139) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) STEELHEAD CIFS:TCP (445) 65.9 CIFS:NetBIOS (139) STEELHEAD25 STEELHEAD26 STEELHEAD CIFS:NetBIOS (139) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) STEELHEAD CIFS:TCP (445) 88.9 netview-aix-7 (1667) 85.6 Unknown (58679) 0.0 CIFS:TCP (445) CIFS:TCP (445) 47.7 scotty-ft (14000) SQL:TDS (1433) CIFS:TCP (445) 88.6 SQL:TDS (1433) CIFS:TCP (445) 92.9 netview-aix-7 (1667) CIFS:TCP (445) 88.9 MAPI (7830) scotty-ft (14000) 26.8

25 3rd most used protocol reduction (%) Connections 3rd most used protocol 2nd most used protocol reduction (%) Connections 2nd most used protocol Most used protocol reduction (%) Connections Most used protocol Site Report Page 25 of 69 SteelHead connections This dash board provides a summary of the connection pressure apparent in the top three protocols. This will support the business case for potentially passing through unknown and poorly optimized protocols if a SteelHead is experiencing connection pressure (admission control). STEELHEAD01 CIFS:TCP (445) Unknown (55082) Unknown (55493) STEELHEAD02 HTTP (80) Unknown (58174) EPM (135) STEELHEAD03 MAPI (7830) EPM (135) HTTP (80) STEELHEAD04 EPM (135) Unknown (57991) CIFS:TCP (445) STEELHEAD05 HTTP (80) CIFS:TCP (445) MAPI (7830) STEELHEAD06 Unknown (55082) CIFS:TCP (445) HTTP (80) STEELHEAD07 HTTP (80) CIFS:TCP (445) MAPI (7830) STEELHEAD08 HTTP (80) CIFS:TCP (445) MAPI (7830) STEELHEAD09 HTTP (80) EPM (135) Unknown (8084) STEELHEAD10 HTTP (80) CIFS:TCP (445) Unknown (56000) STEELHEAD11 CIFS:TCP (445) HTTP (80) Unknown (55082) STEELHEAD12 webcache (8080) HTTP (80) CIFS:TCP (445) STEELHEAD13 Unknown (55082) CIFS:TCP (445) Unknown (55493) STEELHEAD14 HTTP (80) CIFS:TCP (445) MAPI (7830) STEELHEAD15 MAPI (7830) CIFS:NetBIOS (139) Unknown (64102) STEELHEAD16 HTTP (80) CIFS:TCP (445) MAPI (7830) STEELHEAD17 HTTP (80) CIFS:TCP (445) MAPI (7830) STEELHEAD18 MAPI (7830) HTTP (80) EPM (135) STEELHEAD19 MAPI (7830) CIFS:TCP (445) HTTP (80) STEELHEAD20 CIFS:TCP (445) HTTP (80) Unknown (55082) STEELHEAD21 CIFS:TCP (445) Unknown (55082) MAPI (7830) STEELHEAD22 Unknown (58679) HTTP (80) EPM (135) STEELHEAD23 CIFS:TCP (445) Unknown (55082) HTTP (80) STEELHEAD24 CIFS:TCP (445) HTTP (80) MAPI (7830) STEELHEAD25 EPM (135) CIFS:TCP (445) HTTP (80) STEELHEAD26 CIFS:TCP (445) MAPI (7830) HTTP (80) STEELHEAD27 HTTP (80) EPM (135) CIFS:TCP (445) STEELHEAD28 HTTP (80) CIFS:TCP (445) EPM (135)

26 Page 26 of 69 SteelHead specific These two page detailed summaries of each SteelHead in the environment provide a granular view of each SteelHead being monitored over the reporting period. The view includes key variables that impact SteelHead performance and business case including the top 10 ten protocols by volume, connections and data reduction efficiency. A good example of this is when the top three protocols are being optimized effectively but there is pressure on either connections (admission control) or datastore. This section will help make decisions about whether collectively protocols that sit outside of the top 3, should be optimized or passed through and the cumulative benefits of this on the pressure that is being experienced by the SteelHead.

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45 Page 45 of 69 STEELHEAD19 CX755L

46 Page 46 of 69 STEELHEAD20 550H

47 Page 47 of 69 STEELHEAD21 550H

48 Page 48 of 69 STEELHEAD22 550M

49 Page 49 of 69 STEELHEAD23 550H

50 Page 50 of 69 STEELHEAD M

51 Page 51 of 69 STEELHEAD H

52 Page 52 of 69 STEELHEAD L

53 Page 53 of 69 STEELHEAD M

54 Page 54 of 69 STEELHEAD28 550M

55 Page 55 of 69 Appendix SteelHead models SteelHead CX-series SteelHead CX 255 CX255U CX255L CX255M CX255H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead CX 555 CX555L CX555M CX555H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead CX 570 CX570L CX570M CX570H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead CX 755 CX755L CX755M CX755H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead CX 770 CX770L CX770M CX770H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead CX 1555 CX1555L CX1555M CX1555H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit)

56 Page 56 of 69 SteelHead CX 5055 CX5055M CX5055H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead CX 7055 CX7055L CX7055M CX7055H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead virtual CX-series SteelHead Virtual CX 255 VCX255U VCX255L VCX255M VCX255H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead Virtual CX 555 VCX555L VCX555M VCX555H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead Virtual CX 570 VCX570L VCX570M VCX570H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead Virtual CX 755 VCX755L VCX755M VCX755H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead Virtual CX 770 VCX770L VCX770M VCX770H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit)

57 Page 57 of 69 SteelHead Virtual CX 1555 VCX1555L VCX1555M VCX1555H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead Virtual CX 5055 VCX5055M VCX5055H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead Virtual CX 7055 VCX7055L VCX7055M VCX7055H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead EX-series SteelHead EX 560 EX560L EX560M EX560H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead EX 760 EX760L EX760M EX760H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead EX 1160 EX1160L EX1160M EX1160H EX1160VH Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead EX 1260 EX1260L EX1260M EX1260H EX1260VH Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit)

58 Page 58 of 69 SteelHead EX 1360 EX1360L EX1360M Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead xx50 series SteelHead xx M Connections optimized 20 Datastore (GB) 40 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) 1.00 SteelHead xx L 250M 250H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead xx M 550H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead xx U 1050L 1050M V1050M 1050H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead xx L 2050M 2050H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead xx L 5050M 5050H Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit)

59 Page 59 of 69 SteelHead xx Connections optimized Datastore (GB) 3584 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead xx L 7050M Connections optimized Datastore (GB) Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead xx20 series SteelHead xx Connections optimized 25 Datastore (GB) 35 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) 1.00 SteelHead xx Connections optimized 110 Datastore (GB) 35 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) 1.00 SteelHead xx Connections optimized 165 Datastore (GB) 35 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) 2.00 SteelHead xx Connections optimized 250 Datastore (GB) 35 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) 0.25 SteelHead xx Connections optimized 330 Datastore (GB) 80 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) 1.00

60 Page 60 of 69 SteelHead xx Connections optimized 700 Datastore (GB) 80 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) 2.00 SteelHead xx Connections optimized 1100 Datastore (GB) 80 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) 4.00 SteelHead xx Connections optimized 2000 Datastore (GB) 150 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead xx Connections optimized 3500 Datastore (GB) 250 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead xx Connections optimized 4000 Datastore (GB) 3481 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead xx Connections optimized 6000 Datastore (GB) 512 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit) SteelHead xx Connections optimized Datastore (GB) 700 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit)

61 Page 61 of 69 SteelHead xx Connections optimized Datastore (GB) 1433 Optimized WAN bandwidth (Mbit)

62 Page 62 of 69 SteelHead Global Traffic totals The pie charts are illustrating the numerical proportion on the top 10 optimized protocols. The bottom shows the total amount of optimized traffic. The bar charts are illustrating the reduction on the protocols. The bottom shows the overall reduction. The first set is created by traffic amount, and the second is created by amount of optimized connections. Traffic Volume The charts shows the overall optimized and passthrough traffic for all sites monitored. The table shows the total traffic reduction for all traffic, including passthrough traffic. Global Top 3 Servers by top 10 most used protocols These tables show the top 3 destination servers for the top 10 most used protocols. Please be aware that this table might show some "ghost ports" meaning that no destination server is present for the port. This is because of "ghost ports" added for statistical reasons. Example: SMB2 traffic is shown as traffic on port 8779, even though the traffic runs on port 445 together with SMB1/CIFS. There is one table sorted by traffic amount and one sorted by amount of optimized connections. Global Network Application Performance These graphs show the number of occurrences on a monitored event. Every point in the graph represent 1/13 of the period covered. In the top it shows the total number of occurrences found during the report period. The following is a list of monitored events with a short description. SMB signing errors This is the amount of CIFS connections with SMB signing seen during the report period. In most cases it is possible to do layer 7 optimization on these connections if the SteelHeads are configured to manage this. SMB v2 errors This is the amount of CIFS connections with SMB v2 seen during the report period. It is recommended to configure the SteelHeads to be able to manage this, by enabling SMB v1 backward compatibility, if the network supports this. Delegation errors This is the amount of connections with delegation errors seen during the report period. Delegation errors can be seen on both SMB signed and encrypted MAPI connections, and occurs when the delegation user does not have proper delegation rights for the server.

63 Page 63 of 69 NFS connections, SDR only This is the amount of NFS connections with only SDR optimization. In most cases it is possible to do layer 7 optimization on these connections if the SteelHeads are configured to manage this. Passthrough SSL connections on RFC1918 address space This is the amount of SSL connections on the RFC1918 address space passed through. It might be possible to optimize these connections, and it is highly recommended to take action on this issue. Lotus Notes Connections, SDR only This is the amount of Lotus Notes connections with only SDR optimization. It is possible to enhance the optimization on these connections, and it is highly recommended to take action on this issue. If Lotus Notes optimization already is enabled, it might be necessary to enable Lotus Notes Pull replication optimization, (CLI only command), to enhance the optimization on this kind of traffic. Encrypted Lotus Notes This is the amount of encrypted Lotus Notes connections. It might be possible to optimize these connections, and it is highly recommended to take action on this issue. Packet ricochet This is the amount of Packet ricocheting. Packet ricocheting is logged when the same SYN packet is seen more than once by the SteelHead. Usually actions can be taken to prevent this, by changing the default gateway or enabling simplified routing on the SteelHead. But the SteelHead also logs this as packet ricocheting when a client is trying to reach a server which is offline.

64 Page 64 of 69 SteelHead General Site The SteelHead hostname. Model The SteelHead model monitored. RiOS version The RiOS version running on the SteelHead. Gateway Up This value indicates how long the default gateway for the remote SteelHead has been reachable. This tells us if the remote ISP is down. In such case both the SteelHead and the default gateway will not be reachable. The gateway information is usually retrieved every 24 hours where the RPAM agent appliance will logon to the SteelHead and update the information. This means if the gateway changes there might be a 24 hour gap before RPAM is updated. SteelHead Up This is a value of how long the SteelHead has been reachable by the RPAM agent. It is just a simple ping to the SteelHeads Primary port (management) to check if the SteelHead is alive or not. If the SteelHead is gone (e.g. powered off or malfunctioning), the ping monitor will alert that the SteelHead is unreachable. The ping is done from the RPAM agent appliance located in the data centre. If the SteelHead has been unreachable for more than 1% of the report period the cell is yellow. If it has been unreachable for more than 2% the cell is red.

65 Page 65 of 69 Healthy The SteelHead does not see any issues with the optimization, or issues that may arise. Healthy does not mean that there is no performance issue. Examples that the SteelHead does not see as an issue, and consequently will not lower the health status are: Disk pressure, if the load of the disk system slows traffic down Drop in connection count No peers available No optimized (or very little) traffic High count of Half-Opened sessions Encrypted traffic (like MAPI or other) SMB signing issues Packet ricochet or routing issues IP configuration failure There are lots of potential issues based on the values above, that the SteelHead considers minor and is only reported in the logs and not in the health status, some are not even logged in the system log. If the SteelHead has been in another state than healthy for more than 1% of the report period the cell is yellow. More than 2% the cell is red. Degraded If a SteelHead is degraded, the SteelHead has one or more currently known issues. If the issues are not resolved it can potentially interfere with the optimization. When the SteelHead is degraded the optimization will continue to operate at normal or close to normal speed. Common issues that will make the SteelHead go into degraded are, but not limited to; RAID errors SSL certificates that are about to expire or has expired Improper SSL configuration Asymmetric routing issues Domain problems with PFS and/or SMB signing/mapi encryption Interface link or duplex errors It is not critical if a SteelHead is in "degraded", but troubleshooting the SteelHead should start at the next convenient time as the problem might evolve into a critical problem with loss of optimization. If the SteelHead has been in degraded mode for more than 1% of the report period the cell is yellow. More than 2% the cell is red. Admission Control Admission control stops the interception of connections for optimization but still allows the connections to pass through with no optimization. This is due to a license limitation in the SteelHead. For example, if a SteelHead 250M has 135 connections through it that may be optimized, only 125 connections will be optimized and the last 10 connections will be passed through un-optimized. The SteelHead will then be in Admission Control, stating that it has reached its software limit. Many SteelHeads can be license upgraded to support more connections. The amount showed is uplifted by 4.2, because we want to show the actual impact, during working hours. (We assume working hours to be 8 hours a day, 5 days a week.) A value above 4.2% the cell is yellow. And more than 8.4% the cell is red and a recommendation is triggered.

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