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The Squid Usage Summary section includes information about the cache usage and squid usage of the squid proxy server.
The Show bar lets you choose the level of detail in the reports.
By default, the top five values are shown. To show more than ten values, the
report uses only tables. Click on the 
icon to export this report to PDF. Click on the 
icon to export this report to CSV format (comma separated values).
Below each graph click the Hide Details link to hide the table. Click the Show Details link to see the table again.
The Cache Usage - Cache Code report shows the top cache result codes triggered. This report help you analyze the efficiency and performance of the squid proxy server. A high number of TCP_DENIED hits for example, could indicate that most users in the network are trying to access unauthorized resources, or are simply unaware of present network security policies. Drill down from this graph to see the following details:
| Report | Description |
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| Top Hosts | The top hosts and users that triggered this cache result code |
| Top Web Pages | The top web pages that triggered this cache result code |
The Squid Usage - Peer Status Code report shows the top peer status codes triggered. This report shows you the number of requests that were generated directly from the origin, and how many were passed from another source. Drill down from this graph to see the following details:
| Report | Description |
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| Top Hosts | The top hosts and users that triggered this peer status code |
| Top Web Pages | The top web pages that triggered this peer status code |
The Squid Usage - HTTP Status Code report shows the top HTTP status codes triggered, like 200, 404, etc...
The Squid Usage - HTTP Operation report captures the various operations like get, post, connect, etc..
All the above reports classify values based on the number of times each code was triggered.
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