Cisco Multicloud Defense User Guide
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Cisco Multicloud Defense User Guide
Updated: July 8, 2026
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View and filter Network Analytics statistics for selected cloud accounts and gateways to assess bandwidth, connections, HTTP requests, CPU usage, and memory usage.
This view provides detailed visibility into the bandwidth and connections of selected Multicloud Defense gateway/s, both instantaneously and over selected timeframes.
Navigate to Investigate > Network Analysis > Stats.
Initially, statistics are displayed for All CSP Accounts and All Gateways with timeframe default set to the Last 1 hour.
Graphically, the X and Y axes are auto-scaled based on timeframe selection/bandwidth, and auto- updated while viewing. Statistics are refreshed every 5 seconds while viewing this page.
Use the drop-down options in the filter bar to finesse the display and view the stats of a specific Account, CSP Type, or Instance Type.
Note that if you select Instance Type, you see two additional stats: CPU usage and memory usage.
Select a Timeframe from the pulldown as shown below. Options are: Last 15 mins, Last 1 hour, Last 1 day, Last 7 Days, Last 30 days.
The total network bandwidth is a measurement indicating the maximum capacity of a wired or wireless communications link to transmit data over a network connection in a given amount of time. This value is a compilation of total speed (addition of inbound and outbound bandwidth of selected gateways), inbound bandwidth (bandwidth ingressing a gateway), and outbound bandwidth (bandwidth egressing a gateway).
NoteThis statistic is only available if you include an Instance Type in your selection from the filter bar located at the top of the page.
This view provides information about gateway instances that may have higher than normal memory use. You can use this information to monitor and optimize the performance of the gateway activities based on CPU capacity. You can also use these stats to help assess trends in traffic and the effort expressed by the CPU over the behaviors.
NoteThis statistic is only available if you include an Instance Type in your selection from the filter bar located at the top of the page.
This view provides information about gateway instances that may have higher than normal memory use. You can use this information to monitor and optimize the performance of the gateway activities based on memory usage capacity.
Connection rates refer to the percentage of successfully connected calls out of the total attempted calls. Specifically, it equates to the connection (total number of current active connections) and connections per second (bandwidth of both inbound and outbound connections to a gateway).
An HTTP request rate typically measures how much demand is being placed on your system, expressed as a high-level system-specific metric. For a web service, this measurement is usually HTTP requests per second.
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