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Understand and Reduce External Connection Traffic

Read cycle usage, reset dates and daily details, and distinguish image traffic from other requests and client seats.

Assist Local Image Search Team2026-09-143 min read
Real traffic card for a cycle with no external usage, Chinese interface

Read cycle usage, reset dates and daily details, and distinguish image traffic from other requests and client seats.

Traffic summaries and details are available from 3.13.30. Open Connection → Connection settings and select External. Traffic appears when external access is available and statistics load successfully; it is hidden in Internal mode.

Current cycle

Read Cycle traffic or the External traffic card for usage, reset date and request count. Follow your displayed dates rather than assuming a calendar-month reset.

Real traffic card for a cycle with no external usage, Chinese interface
Real traffic card for a cycle with no external usage, Chinese interface

Images accounts for image traffic; Search and other covers other requests. Request count is not a photo count.

Daily details

Click Cycle traffic or Details to view totals, categories, requests and cycle dates. When records exist, the table lists daily outbound traffic.

The real empty-cycle detail message, Chinese interface
The real empty-cycle detail message, Chinese interface

This example has no external requests, so 0 B is expected; it is not a quota. Statistics are not updated byte by byte in real time, so reopen later after using the connection.

Seats are not traffic allowance

The current page reports usage rather than a remaining traffic allowance. Used, total and remaining in the Seats card refer to client seats. Disabling a member releases a seat, not past traffic.

Use Internal access on the same LAN or Wi-Fi; it does not count toward external traffic. Narrow the folder or collection scope, inspect thumbnails first, and open only useful large images. Avoid repeated full-page reloads. Keep the host running for remote use. Resetting an external link invalidates the old link; it does not reset traffic.