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Page actions

Page actions

The following actions are available on the SD-WAN Monitoring tab:

  • View: Choose the type of view (Site or Device).

  • Scope: View widget output (All or a site).

    The Scope option is only available for Site view.

  • Device: Select a device.

    The Device option is only available for Device view.

  • Set Filter: Filter the data (Last 5 Minutes, Last 30 Minutes, Last 60 Minutes, Last N Minutes, Last 4 Hours, Last 12 Hours, Last N Hours, Last 1 Day, Last 7 Days, Last N Days, Last N Months, or Specify).

    When you set the filter to Last N Minutes/Hours/Days/Months, the N field appears. Enter a value for N and click the Search icon to apply this filter.

    The widgets are updated according to your selection in the filter and the value entered in the N search box.

    The previously selected time range in one of Dashboard, Monitors, Logs, or SD-WAN > Monitoring is automatically applied to the others.

You can zoom in and out of the map by rotating the wheel, or use the + or - buttons to zoom in and out respectively.

SD-WAN Status

Click the devices in the map to open the SD-WAN Status window containing performance related information in a table.

In the SD-WAN Status window, select a device to open the Monitoring dashboard.

  • Summary

  • Traffic Overview

  • Bandwidth Overview: Total bandwidth and bandwidth per interface.

  • Link health: Jitter, Latency, and Packet Loss.

Use the Set Filter dropdown available at the top of the Monitoring dashboard to filter the data (Today, Last 1 day, Last 1 week, Last 1 month, or Specify).

SD-WAN Utilization by Application

The SD-WAN Utilization by Application widget displays the amount of traffic in the SD-WAN by application (Facebook, Dropbox, etc.).

Click on an application to see a drill-down list of users and devices that use the application, sorted by session.

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Page actions

The following actions are available on the SD-WAN Monitoring tab:

  • View: Choose the type of view (Site or Device).

  • Scope: View widget output (All or a site).

    The Scope option is only available for Site view.

  • Device: Select a device.

    The Device option is only available for Device view.

  • Set Filter: Filter the data (Last 5 Minutes, Last 30 Minutes, Last 60 Minutes, Last N Minutes, Last 4 Hours, Last 12 Hours, Last N Hours, Last 1 Day, Last 7 Days, Last N Days, Last N Months, or Specify).

    When you set the filter to Last N Minutes/Hours/Days/Months, the N field appears. Enter a value for N and click the Search icon to apply this filter.

    The widgets are updated according to your selection in the filter and the value entered in the N search box.

    The previously selected time range in one of Dashboard, Monitors, Logs, or SD-WAN > Monitoring is automatically applied to the others.

You can zoom in and out of the map by rotating the wheel, or use the + or - buttons to zoom in and out respectively.

SD-WAN Status

Click the devices in the map to open the SD-WAN Status window containing performance related information in a table.

In the SD-WAN Status window, select a device to open the Monitoring dashboard.

  • Summary

  • Traffic Overview

  • Bandwidth Overview: Total bandwidth and bandwidth per interface.

  • Link health: Jitter, Latency, and Packet Loss.

Use the Set Filter dropdown available at the top of the Monitoring dashboard to filter the data (Today, Last 1 day, Last 1 week, Last 1 month, or Specify).

SD-WAN Utilization by Application

The SD-WAN Utilization by Application widget displays the amount of traffic in the SD-WAN by application (Facebook, Dropbox, etc.).

Click on an application to see a drill-down list of users and devices that use the application, sorted by session.

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