
There are new fw monitor inspection points available for "fw monitor":
 
| Inspection point | Name of fw monitor inspection point | Relation to firewall VM | Available since version | 
| i | Pre-Inbound | Before the inbound FireWall VM             (for example, eth1:i) | always | 
| I | Post-Inbound | After the inbound FireWall VM                (for example, eth1:I) | always | 
| id | Pre-Inbound VPN | Inbound before decrypt                          (for example, eth1:id) | R80.20 | 
| iD | Post-Inbound VPN | Inbound after decrypt                             (for example, eth1:ID) | R80.20 | 
| iq | Pre-Inbound QoS | Inbound before QoS                               (for example, eth1:iq) | R80.20 | 
| iQ | Post-Inbound QoS | Inbound after QoS                                  (for example, eth1:IQ) | R80.20 | 
| o | Pre-Outbound | Before the outbound FireWall VM          (for example, eth1:o) | always | 
| O | Post-Outbound | After the outbound FireWall VM             (for example, eth1:O) | always | 
| e | Pre-Outbound VPN | Outbound before encrypt                       (for example, eth1:e) | R80.10 | 
| E | Post-Outbound VPN | Outbound after encrypt                          (for example, eth1:E) | R80.10 | 
| oq | Pre-Outbound QoS | Outbound before QoS                           (for example, eth1:oq) | R80.20 | 
| oQ | Post-Outbound QoS | Outbound after QoS                              (for example, eth1:OQ) | R80.20 | 
 
 
For more informations revert to article R80.x Performance Tuning and Debug Tips – fw monitor
or see sk30583 and How to use FW Monitor.
					
				
			
			
				
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