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VPN Monitor

VPN Monitor

The VPN Monitor displays IPSec VPN tunnels created by IPSec Templates and the SD-WAN Overlay Wizard, with specific device icon identification for HUBs and the ability to drill down to a device group level.

For additional VPN monitoring options, see VPN Manager.

To view the VPN Monitor:
  1. Go to Device Manager > Monitors > VPN Monitor.

    The map view of traffic for all communities is displayed.

  2. The map includes the following information:
    • Green lines indicate that a tunnel is up.
      • When the green lines are animated, there is traffic flowing through the VPN tunnel.
      • You can hover your mouse over a green line to view the VPN tunnel name and source port information.
    • Red lines indicate that a tunnel is down.
    • HUB device(s) are identified with a star icon.
  3. To view a single device's IPsec VPN tunnel information, change All to Others in the toolbar menu, and select a device from the dropdown.
  4. To view a device group's IPsec VPN tunnel information, change All to Others in the toolbar menu, and select a device group from the dropdown.
  5. To view IPsec VPN tunnel information in a table, select the Show Table option from the toolbar and the table will be displayed under the map.
    At the top of the table is a toolbar with the following options:

  6. Bring Tunnel Up

    Select a device in the table with a status of Down, and click Bring Tunnel Up.

    Bring Tunnel Down

    Select a device in the table with a status of Up, and click Bring Tunnel Down.
    Column Settings Click to select which columns to hide and display.
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VPN Monitor

The VPN Monitor displays IPSec VPN tunnels created by IPSec Templates and the SD-WAN Overlay Wizard, with specific device icon identification for HUBs and the ability to drill down to a device group level.

For additional VPN monitoring options, see VPN Manager.

To view the VPN Monitor:
  1. Go to Device Manager > Monitors > VPN Monitor.

    The map view of traffic for all communities is displayed.

  2. The map includes the following information:
    • Green lines indicate that a tunnel is up.
      • When the green lines are animated, there is traffic flowing through the VPN tunnel.
      • You can hover your mouse over a green line to view the VPN tunnel name and source port information.
    • Red lines indicate that a tunnel is down.
    • HUB device(s) are identified with a star icon.
  3. To view a single device's IPsec VPN tunnel information, change All to Others in the toolbar menu, and select a device from the dropdown.
  4. To view a device group's IPsec VPN tunnel information, change All to Others in the toolbar menu, and select a device group from the dropdown.
  5. To view IPsec VPN tunnel information in a table, select the Show Table option from the toolbar and the table will be displayed under the map.
    At the top of the table is a toolbar with the following options:

  6. Bring Tunnel Up

    Select a device in the table with a status of Down, and click Bring Tunnel Up.

    Bring Tunnel Down

    Select a device in the table with a status of Up, and click Bring Tunnel Down.
    Column Settings Click to select which columns to hide and display.
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