WAAS 4.1 - connection statistics

Need help interpreting connection statistics.
The GUI shows no values against 'Percentage Compression' and 'Effective Capacity' (as per attached .jpg's)
Outputs of 'sh stat conn det' on both peer WAE's appear to show that the connection is fully optimised in both directions (as per attached .txt's).
How can I calculate optimisation result for the CLI output?
Thanks
DG

DG,
The statistics show that the output bytes on the optimised connection are >= the input bytes from the original connection. So basically compression isn't buying you anything here.
What type of traffic is this? Is it encrypted?
Zach

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