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# Transfers and downloads

## Top 10 downloads

The Top 10 downloads page displays the current top 10 downloads being executed at the time the page is loaded. 

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## Download analytics

The Download Analytics page displays several charts which visualize general download analytics in several categories.

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**Top 4 download types –** displays the top 4 download type counts. \
**Top 4 downloads by size of all data (jobs \* size) –** displays the top 4 download types by size. \
**Top 6 hosts accessed – most common server hosts –** displays the top 6 downloads hosts which includes on-premises and Internet hosts such as MS CDN servers.&#x20;

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**Top 7 downloads by payload of individual downloads –** displays the top 7 download types by payload (size) such as Windows Updates and Office Click-to-Run. \
**Top 6 downloads pulling data from source –** displays the top 6 download types by count. \
**Top 4 downloads using P2P –** displays the top 4 download types which are being peered.&#x20;

## Transfers definitions

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## Hosts

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## Query hosts

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