Monitor Network Services

You can view the details of configured network services for an enterprise from the Monitor > Network Services page in the Enterprise portal.

You can view the configuration details of the following network services:

• Non SD-WAN Destinations via Gateway - Displays the configured Non SD-WAN Destinations along with the other configuration details such as Name of the Non SD-WAN Destination, Public IP Address, Status of the Non SD-WAN Destination, Status of the tunnel, L7 health status, Number of profiles and Edges that use the Non SD-WAN Destination, Last contacted date and time, and Number of related state change Events.
• Non SD-WAN Destinations via Edge - Displays the configured Non SD-WAN Destinations along with the other configuration details such as Name of the Non SD-WAN Destination, Public IP Address, Status of the tunnel, Number of profiles and Edges that use the Non SD-WAN Destination, Last contacted date and time, and Deployment status.
• BGP Gateway Neighbor State – Displays the BGP neighbors connected to Gateways. The page displays the following details: Gateway name, IPv4 and IPv6 addresses of the BGP neighbor, State of the neighbor, Date and time of the state change, number of messages received and sent, number of Events, duration for which the BGP neighbor is Up/Down, and number of prefixes received.
• BGP Edge Neighbor State – Displays the BGP neighbors connected to Edges. The page displays the following details: Edge name, IPv4 and IPv6 addresses of the neighbor, State of the neighbor, Date and time of the state change, number of messages received and sent, number of Events, duration for which the BGP neighbor is Up/Down, and number of prefixes received.
• Cloud Security Service Sites – Displays the Cloud Security Services configured for the Enterprise along with the other configuration details such as Name, Type, IP address, Status of the Cloud Security Service, L7 health status, Status of the Edge using the Cloud Security Service, Date and Time of the status change, Number of related state change Events, and Deployment status.
• Edge VNFs – Displays the configured Edge VNFs along with other configuration details such as Name of the VNF Service, Number of Edges that use the VNF, and VM status.
• Edge Clusters – Displays the configured Edge clusters and the usage data along with other configuration details such as Name of the Edge cluster, Edges available in the cluster, Percentage of CPU and Memory utilization, Number of tunnels, Flow count, and Number of handoff queue drops.