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Is there a way to get an average of connections per second using NTA for a certain interface off of a device?

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I'm pretty sure the answer is no, but can you define what you mean by connections per second? Are you talking about TCP SYNs per second, the average number of flows in the device's flow cache at time t+1s that were not there at time t, something else?

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