You can monitor the status of Edges and view the details of each Edge, like the WAN links, top applications used by the Edges, usage data through the network sources and traffic destinations, business priority of network traffic, system information, details of Gateways connected to the Edge, and so on.

To monitor the Edge details:

In the Enterprise portal, click Monitor > Edges to view the Edges associated with the Enterprise. The page displays the details of the Edges, like the status, links, Gateways, and other information.

Click the CSV option to download a report of the Edges in CSV format.

You can click the link to View option in the Gateways column to view the details of Gateways connected to the corresponding Edge.

Click the link to an Edge to view the details pertaining to the selected Edge. Click the relevant tabs to view the corresponding information. Each tab displays a drop-down list at the top which allows you to select a specific time period. The tab displays the details for the selected duration.

Some of the tabs provide drop-down menu of metrics parameters. You can choose the metrics from the list to view the corresponding data. The following table lists the available metrics:

Metrics Option Description
Average Throughput Total bytes in a given direction divided by the total time. The total time is the periodicity of statistics uploaded from the Edge. By default, the periodicity in SD-WAN Orchestrator is 5 minutes.
Total Bytes Total number of bytes sent and received during a network session.
Bytes Received/Sent Split up details of number of bytes sent and received during a network session.
Total Packets Total number of packets sent and received during a network session.
Packets Received/Sent Split up details of number of packets sent and received during a network session.
Bandwidth The maximum rate of data transfer across a given path. Displays both the upstream and downstream bandwidth details.
Latency Time taken for a packet to get across the network, from source to destination. Displays both the upstream and downstream Latency details.
Jitter Variation in the delay of received packets caused by network congestion or route changes. Displays both the upstream and downstream Jitter details.
Packet loss Packet loss happens when one or more packets fail to reach the intended destination. A lost packet is calculated when a path sequence number is missed and does not arrive within the re-sequencing window. A “very late” packet is counted as a lost packet.
For each Edge, you can view the following details:

Select an Edge and click the Shortcuts option at the top to perform the following activities:

The following are the other options available on this page:
Option Description
Search Enter a search term to search for the matching text across the page. Use the advanced search option to narrow down the search results.
Columns Click and select the columns to be displayed or hidden on the page.
Refresh Click to refresh the page to display the most current data.