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    • Administration Guide

    Home FortiManager 7.6.1 Administration Guide
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    SD-WAN monitor template view

    SD-WAN monitor template view

    The SDWAN Monitor Template View section grants visibility for devices that have been provisioned using the selected SD-WAN template.

    You can use the dropdown in the toolbar to select different SD-WAN templates so that the related devices are displayed on the map.

    To monitor SD-WAN with the Template View:
    1. Go to the SD-WAN Manager > Network > Monitorpane. The SDWAN Monitor Template View section is displayed on the monitor pane.
      • SD-WAN devices provisioned using the currently selected SD-WAN template are displayed on the map.
      • Only devices provisioned using the selected SD-WAN template are displayed. You can change the selected SD-WAN template by clicking the dropdown in the toolbar and selecting a new template.
      • Devices on the map are identified with icons as either a HUB (star icon) or spoke device (device icon).
    2. Hovering your mouse over a device on the map displays the following information:
      • Device name and whether it is a HUB or spoke.
      • Interfaces that have a failed health check.
      • Down underlays.
    3. The map shows lines connecting the HUB and spoke devices.
      The line color depends on if the tunnel is up (green) or down (red). Device color is based off of the following logic:
      1. If the SD-WAN health checks are defined on the device (usually a spoke):
        • Green: All health checks pass.
        • Orange: Some health checks pass.
        • Red: All health checks fail.
      2. When no SD-WAN health checks are defined on the device (usually a HUB):
        • Green: All underlays are up.
        • Orange: Some underlays are up.
        • Red: All underlays are down.
    4. Hovering over a line displays a tooltip showing both device names.
    5. Clicking on a line opens a pane with the following information:
      • Underlay Status table of HUB and spoke devices.
      • Health check table for the spoke devices.
    6. Clicking on a spoke device opens a pane with the following information.
      • SD-WAN health check table.
      • Underlay status table.
      • IPsec VPN table.
      • Routing - Static Dynamic table.
    7. Clicking on a HUB device opens a pane with the following information:
      • Underlay Status table.
      • IPsec VPN table.
      • Routing - Static Dynamic table.
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    SD-WAN monitor template view

    SD-WAN monitor template view

    The SDWAN Monitor Template View section grants visibility for devices that have been provisioned using the selected SD-WAN template.

    You can use the dropdown in the toolbar to select different SD-WAN templates so that the related devices are displayed on the map.

    To monitor SD-WAN with the Template View:
    1. Go to the SD-WAN Manager > Network > Monitorpane. The SDWAN Monitor Template View section is displayed on the monitor pane.
      • SD-WAN devices provisioned using the currently selected SD-WAN template are displayed on the map.
      • Only devices provisioned using the selected SD-WAN template are displayed. You can change the selected SD-WAN template by clicking the dropdown in the toolbar and selecting a new template.
      • Devices on the map are identified with icons as either a HUB (star icon) or spoke device (device icon).
    2. Hovering your mouse over a device on the map displays the following information:
      • Device name and whether it is a HUB or spoke.
      • Interfaces that have a failed health check.
      • Down underlays.
    3. The map shows lines connecting the HUB and spoke devices.
      The line color depends on if the tunnel is up (green) or down (red). Device color is based off of the following logic:
      1. If the SD-WAN health checks are defined on the device (usually a spoke):
        • Green: All health checks pass.
        • Orange: Some health checks pass.
        • Red: All health checks fail.
      2. When no SD-WAN health checks are defined on the device (usually a HUB):
        • Green: All underlays are up.
        • Orange: Some underlays are up.
        • Red: All underlays are down.
    4. Hovering over a line displays a tooltip showing both device names.
    5. Clicking on a line opens a pane with the following information:
      • Underlay Status table of HUB and spoke devices.
      • Health check table for the spoke devices.
    6. Clicking on a spoke device opens a pane with the following information.
      • SD-WAN health check table.
      • Underlay status table.
      • IPsec VPN table.
      • Routing - Static Dynamic table.
    7. Clicking on a HUB device opens a pane with the following information:
      • Underlay Status table.
      • IPsec VPN table.
      • Routing - Static Dynamic table.
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