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# Transfer Status Report

In the **Transfer Status** page, users can track ongoing and completed transfers:

* **Ongoing Transfers**:
  * Displays transfers currently in progress.
  * Shows the current transfer speed, total size transferred, and files in progress.
  * Users can see the number of **Files Transferred**, **Skipped**, and any **Failed** items, as well as the remaining transfer time.

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* **Completed Transfers**:
  * Provides details of transfers that have been successfully completed.
  * Displays total files transferred, total size, and the average transfer speed.
  * Users can review the file paths, timestamps, and overall summary for each completed transfer.

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**Transfer Logs**

The **Transfer Status** page also provides a **Messages** section, which logs detailed information about each transfer:

* **Transfer Speed**: Shows how quickly data is being transferred (in MB/s or GB/s).
* **File Paths**: Displays the source and destination paths for each file.
* **Time Stamps**: Indicates when the transfer started and finished.
* **Total Transferred**: The amount of data that has been successfully transferred.
* **Transfer Details**: A breakdown of each file transferred, skipped, or failed.


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