The Stats section provides a high-level overview of traffic across four areas: bandwidth usage, transport layer protocol breakdown, network layer protocol breakdown, and top egress destinations. All statistics are derived from the same live packet stream that feeds the Inspection section, updated continuously in a background thread every 500 ms.Documentation Index
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Bandwidth charts
The top half of the Stats section shows two line charts side by side:- Incoming — bytes received on the selected network interface per second
- Outgoing — bytes sent on the selected network interface per second
/proc/net/dev, polling once per second. The Y-axis label automatically scales the unit based on the current peak value:
| Range | Unit displayed |
|---|---|
| Below 1024 KB | KB |
| 1024 KB – 1024 MB | MB |
| 1024 MB and above | GB |
Protocol breakdown charts
The bottom half of the Stats section contains three vertical bar charts, each showing protocol share as a percentage of total captured packets.Transport layer
Displays the proportion of packets for each transport and upper-network protocol:- TCP
- UDP
- SCTP
- ICMPv4
- ICMPv6
- IGMP
Network layer
Displays the proportion of IP version usage:- IPv4
- IPv6
Link layer
Displays the proportion of link-layer protocols:- ARP
Top visited websites
On the left of the protocol charts, a horizontal bar chart shows the top 10 egress destination addresses by packet count. Oryx attempts a reverse DNS lookup for each destination IP address and displays the resolved hostname when available. If no hostname can be resolved, the raw IP address is shown.Only egress (outgoing) packets contribute to the top visited websites chart. Ingress packets are counted for protocol statistics but not for destination address tracking.
Update interval
Protocol statistics and address counts are updated in a background thread that wakes every 500 ms and processes any packets received since the last iteration. Bandwidth data updates independently on a 1-second poll of/proc/net/dev.