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Every physical server in a server pool is referenced by BIG-IP using one/more virtual servers. A Virtual Server is a combination of virtual address and virtual port, associated with a content site that is managed by a BIG-IP system. When the load balancer receives requests from clients it routes them to servers in the pool using these virtual servers. This test tracks the status of and the traffic on each of the virtual IP addresses configured on the BIG-IP load balancer.

Measurement	Description	Measurement Unit	Interpretation
Status	Whether this virtual IP address is active or inactive	Number	While the value 0 indicates that the virtual IP is inactive, 1 indicates that it is active.
Incoming_traffic	The rate at which requests are routed through this virtual IP.	Mbps	An abnormally high rate of incoming traffic may require additional analysis.
Outgoing_traffic	The rate at which responses from the servers are transmitted by this virtual IP	Mbps	An abnormally high rate of outgoing traffic may require additional analysis.
In_packet_rate	The number of packets received per second routed to the physical server(s) in the pool through this virtual IP	Packets/Sec
Out_packet_rate	The number of packets sent out per second sent out through this virtual IP	Packets/Sec
Current_connections	Indicates the number of connections currently established via this virtual IP	Number
Connection_rate	The rate at which connections have been established via this virtual IP	Conns/Sec