Charts exist for the following under Tabs > Monitoring:
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The Bandwidth chart answers the following questions:
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The Application Summary chart has two views available — by Appliance and by Application. It answers the following questions:
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For each direction of traffic — inbound and outbound — the overlapping bars are paired to show the full volume of traffic and the reduced, optimized size of the same traffic.
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The Application Trends chart answers the following questions:
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Note 
When it comes to flow and application statistics reports, user-defined applications are always checked before built-in applications.
Ports are unique. If a port or a range includes a built-in port, then the custom application is the one that lays claim to it.
If two distinctly named user-defined applications have a port number in common, then report results will be skewed, depending on the priority assigned to the custom applications. A port is only counted once.
When it comes to flow and application statistics reports, user-defined applications are always checked before built-in applications. Ports are unique. If a port or a range includes a built-in port, then the custom application is the one that lays claim to it.
If two distinctly named user-defined applications have a port number in common, then report results will be skewed, depending on the priority assigned to the custom applications. A port is only counted once.
The Latency chart answers the following questions:
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The Loss dynamic chart summarizes, by tunnel, the number of packets lost before and after enabling Forward Error Correction (FEC). It answers the following questions:
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