Cisco SD-WAN Manager displays the tenant dashboard, which provides information about a tenant deployment when
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a provider admin user selects a specific tenant from the
Select Tenant drop-down list in the provider dashboard. This view
is called the provider-as-tenant view.
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a tenantadmin user logs in to Cisco SD-WAN Manager. This view is called the tenant view.
View All Network Connections in the Tenant Overlay Network
The Device pane runs across the top of the tenant dashboard and displays the number of control connections from Cisco SD-WAN Manager to the Cisco SD-WAN Controllers and routers in the overlay network of a tenant. For each WAN edge device, the Device pane shows
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Total number of control connections between Cisco SD-WAN Controllers and WAN edge
devices
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Number of valid control connections between Cisco SD-WAN Controllers and WAN edge
devices
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Number of invalid control connections between Cisco SD-WAN Controllers and WAN edge
devices
Click a connection number, or the Up or Down
arrow, to display a table with detailed information about each connection. Click the
More Actions icon at the right of each table row to access the
Device Dashboard or Real Time view from the screen, or access the Screen.
Click a connection number, or the Up or Down arrow, to display a table with detailed information about each connection. Click the More Actions icon at the right of each table row to access the Device Dashboard or Real Time view from the screen, or access the Screen.
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InCisco vManage Release 20.6.1 and earlier releases, you can view information related to the page under the page.
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View Information About Device Reboots
The Reboot pane displays the total number of reboots in the last 24
hours for all devices in the network. It includes soft and cold reboots and reboots that
occurred as a result of power-cycling a device. For each reboot, the following information
is listed:
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System IP and hostname of the device that rebooted.
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Time when the device was rebooted.
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Reason for the device reboot
If the same device reboots more than once, each reboot option is reported separately.
Click the Reboot pane to open the Reboot
dialog box. In the Reboot dialog box, click the
Crashes tab. For all device crashes, the following information is
listed:
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System IP and hostname of the device on which the crash occurred.
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Crash index of the device
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Core time when the device crashed.
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File name of the device crash log
View Network Connections
The Control Status pane displays whether Cisco SD-WAN Controller and WAN edge devices
are connected. Each Cisco SD-WAN Controller
must connect to all other Cisco SD-WAN Controllers in the network. Each
WAN edge device must connect to the maximum number of configured Cisco SD-WAN Controllers. The
Control Status pane displays three network connection counts:
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Control Up — total number of devices with the required number of operational control
plane connections to a Cisco SD-WAN Controller
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Partial — total number of devices with some, but not all, operational control plane
connection to Cisco SD-WAN Controllers.
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Control Down — total number of devices with no control plane connection to a Cisco SD-WAN Controller
To display a table with device details, click a row from the Control Status dialog box. Click the More Actions icon at the right of each table row to access the Device Dashboard or Real Time view from the screen.
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InCisco vManage Release 20.6.1 and earlier releases, you can view information related to the page under the page.
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View State of Data Connections for a Site
The Site Health pane displays the state of data connections for a
site. When a site has multiple WAN edge devices, this pane displays the state for the entire
site and not for individual devices. The Site Health pane displays three connectivity
states:
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Full WAN Connectivity — total number of sites where all BFD sessions on all routers are
in the up state.
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Partial WAN Connectivity — total number of sites where tunnel and all BFD sessions on
all routers are in the down state. These sites still have limited data plane
connectivity.
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No WAN Connectivity — total number of sites where all BFD sessions on all routers are
in the down state. These sites have no data plane connectivity.
To display a table with detailed information about each site, node, or tunnel, click a row from the Site Health dialog box. Click the More Actions icon at the right of each row in the table to access the Device Dashboard or Real Time view from the screen, or access the screen.
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InCisco vManage Release 20.6.1 and earlier releases, you can view information related to the page under the page.
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View Interface Usage for WAN Edge Interfaces
The Transport Interface Distribution pane displays interface usage
in the last 24 hours for all WAN edge interfaces in VPN 0. It includes all TLOC interfaces.
Click the pane to view details of interface usage in the Transport Interface
Distribution dialog box.
View WAN Edge Device Counts
The WAN Edge Inventory pane provides four WAN edge device
counts:
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Total — total number of authorized serial numbers for WAN edge devices that have been uploaded on Cisco SD-WAN Manager. The serial number is uploaded on the screen.
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Authorized — total number of authorized WAN edge devices in the overlay network These
WAN edge devices are marked as Valid in the screen.
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Deployed — total number of deployed WAN edge devices. These are WAN edge devices that
are marked as Valid and are now operational in the network.
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Staging — total number of WAN edge devices you configure at a staging site before they are made a part of the overlay network.
These routers do not take part in any routing decisions and do not affect network monitoring through Cisco SD-WAN Manager.
Click the pane to view hostname, system IP, site ID, and other details of each router
from the WAN Edge Inventory dialog box.
View Aggregated State of WAN Edge Devices
The WAN Edge Health pane offers an aggregated view of the state of
WAN edge devices by providing a count of the number of devices in each state, therefore
describing the health of the hardware nodes. The three WAN edge device states are:
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Normal — number of WAN edge devices with memory, hardware, and CPU in normal state.
Using less than 70% of total memory or total CPU is classified as, normal.
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Warning — number of WAN edge devices with memory, hardware, or CPU in warning state.
Using between 70% and 90% of total memory or total CPU is classified as, warning
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Error — number of WAN edge devices with memory, hardware, or CPU in error state. Using
more than 90% of total memory or total CPU is classified as, error.
Click a number or the WAN edge device state to display a table with the last 12 or 24
hours of memory usage, CPU utilization, and hardware-related alarms, including
temperature, power supply, and PIM modules. Click the More
Actions icon at the right of each row in the table to access the
following:
View WAN Edge Device Loss, Latency, Jitter
The Transport Health pane displays the aggregated average loss,
latency, and jitters for all links and all combinations of colors (for example, all
LTE-to-LTE links, all LTE-to-3G links).
From the Type drop-down arrow, choose loss, latency, or jitter.
Click the icon to select a time period for which to display the transport health.
Click the icon to open the Transport Health dialog box. This dialog box displays a more detailed view. To display information in a tabular format, click the Details tab. You can choose to change the displayed health type and time period.
View SAIE Flow Information of WAN Edge Devices
The Top Applications pane displays SD-WAN Application Intelligence Engine (SAIE) flow information for traffic transiting routers in the overlay
network.
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In Cisco vManage Release 20.7.x and earlier releases, the SAIE flow is known as deep packet inspection (DPI).
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The SAIE flow information is shown only for the last 24 hours. To view SAIE flow information for a time before the last 24
hours, you must check the information for the specific device.
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Click the icon to select a time period for which to display data. From the VPN drop-down list, select a VPN to display SAIE information for all flows in that VPN.
Click the icon to open the Top Applications dialog box. This dialog box displays a more detailed view of the same information. You can change the VPN and time period.
View Tunnels Data
The Application-Aware Routing pane allows you to choose the
following tunnel criteria from the Type drop-down arrow:
Based on the tunnel criteria, the pane displays the 10 worst tunnels. For example, if you
choose loss, the pane shows 10 tunnels with the greatest average loss over the last 24
hours.
Click the icon against a row to display a graphical representation of the data. Select a time period for which to display data or click
Custom to display a drop-down arrow for specifying a custom time period.
Click the icon to open the Application-Aware Routing dialog box. This dialog box displays the 25 worst tunnels based on criteria you choose from the Type drop-down arrow, the criteria being loss, latency, and jitter.