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    • Administration Guide

    Home FortiManager 6.0.11 Administration Guide
    6.0.11
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    Monitor SD-WAN

    Monitor SD-WAN

    After adding the Interface Members, Health-Check Servers, creating SD-WAN templates, and assigning devices to the SD-WAN template, go to SD-WAN > Monitor to monitor the FortiGate devices.

    The FortiGate devices can be monitored from two views, Map View and Table View.

    To monitor SD-WAN with Map View:
    1. Click Map View to view the SD-WAN link on Google Maps.
    2. Hover over the SD-WAN icon. The following information is shown:

      <Name of the FortiGate device> (<Model>)

      Interface

      Interface members.

      Performance SLA

      Shows whether the interface is meeting the performance SLA criteria.

      Jitter (ms)

      Actual value of Jitter.

      Latency (ms)

      Actual value of Latency.

      Packet Loss (ms)

      Actual value of Packet loss.

      Bandwidth (TX/RX)

      Bandwidth of data transmitted and received.

      Volume (TX/RX)

      Volume of data transmitted and received.

      Session

      Number of active sessions.

    Select Show Unhealthy Devices only to show only the devices that do not meet the Performance SLA criteria.

    To monitor SD-WAN with Table View:
    1. Click Table View to view the SD-WAN parameters for each device.

      The following information is shown for each device:

      Device

      Name of the device.

      SD-WAN

      Interface members.
      Internet Services

      Add or remove the Internet Services from the Services Settings drop-down. The data is shown for the selected Internet Services. The Internet Services are specified in SD-WAN Rules > Destination type > Internet Service in FortiGate.

      Applications

      Add or remove the Applications from the Services Settings drop-down. The data is shown for the selected applications. The applications are specified in SD-WAN Rules > Destination type > Internet Service in FortiGate.

      Upload

      Volume of data transmitted up stream

      Download

      Volume of data transmitted down stream.

      Automatic Refresh

      FortiManager extracts the data from FortiGate devices based on the refresh settings. Select the automatic refresh interval from Every 5 Minutes to Every 30 Minutes. Alternatively, you can select Manual Refresh to refresh the data manually.

      Hover over a service for a device that is shown in red. A pop-up shows the parameters that have failed the SLA criteria.

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    Monitor SD-WAN

    Monitor SD-WAN

    After adding the Interface Members, Health-Check Servers, creating SD-WAN templates, and assigning devices to the SD-WAN template, go to SD-WAN > Monitor to monitor the FortiGate devices.

    The FortiGate devices can be monitored from two views, Map View and Table View.

    To monitor SD-WAN with Map View:
    1. Click Map View to view the SD-WAN link on Google Maps.
    2. Hover over the SD-WAN icon. The following information is shown:

      <Name of the FortiGate device> (<Model>)

      Interface

      Interface members.

      Performance SLA

      Shows whether the interface is meeting the performance SLA criteria.

      Jitter (ms)

      Actual value of Jitter.

      Latency (ms)

      Actual value of Latency.

      Packet Loss (ms)

      Actual value of Packet loss.

      Bandwidth (TX/RX)

      Bandwidth of data transmitted and received.

      Volume (TX/RX)

      Volume of data transmitted and received.

      Session

      Number of active sessions.

    Select Show Unhealthy Devices only to show only the devices that do not meet the Performance SLA criteria.

    To monitor SD-WAN with Table View:
    1. Click Table View to view the SD-WAN parameters for each device.

      The following information is shown for each device:

      Device

      Name of the device.

      SD-WAN

      Interface members.
      Internet Services

      Add or remove the Internet Services from the Services Settings drop-down. The data is shown for the selected Internet Services. The Internet Services are specified in SD-WAN Rules > Destination type > Internet Service in FortiGate.

      Applications

      Add or remove the Applications from the Services Settings drop-down. The data is shown for the selected applications. The applications are specified in SD-WAN Rules > Destination type > Internet Service in FortiGate.

      Upload

      Volume of data transmitted up stream

      Download

      Volume of data transmitted down stream.

      Automatic Refresh

      FortiManager extracts the data from FortiGate devices based on the refresh settings. Select the automatic refresh interval from Every 5 Minutes to Every 30 Minutes. Alternatively, you can select Manual Refresh to refresh the data manually.

      Hover over a service for a device that is shown in red. A pop-up shows the parameters that have failed the SLA criteria.

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