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Monitoring VPNs

Viewing the VPN Status Summary

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Table 69: Device Statistics Summary (for IDP Sensors) (continued)
Item
Mode
ICMP Packets
TCP Packets
UDP Packets
Other Packets
ICMP Flows
TCP Flows
UDP Flows
Other Flows
Use VPN Monitor to get an at-a-glance status of the up/down status of VPN tunnels as
well as other statistics relevant to your VPN.
NOTE: You must enable the VPN Monitor option on the tunnel when
configuring the tunnel for the device.
The VPN Monitor lists a summary of all the VPN tunnels that have been implemented in
your system. It includes visual indicators that depict whether an existing VPN tunnel is
Up, Down, or Not Monitored. The Summary also includes information describing the VPN
name, VPN type, source, destination, security parameter index., IP address, and protocol.

Table 70: VPN Tunnel Summary

Column
VPN
VPN Type
From Hostname (IP)(Vsys)
Description
Current operation mode of the device.
Total number of ICMP packets.
Total number of TCP packets.
Total number of UDP packets.
Total number of other packets.
Total number of ICMP flows.
Total number of TCP flows.
Total number of UDP flows.
Total number of other flows.
Description
Name of the active VPN.
Type of tunnel: Dialup or Site-to-Site.
Source security devices used in the VPN. For example, a root security
device named NS5000 with an IP address of 1.1.1.1 appears as
NS5000(1.1.1.1). For a Vsys 1, "NS5000(1.1.1.1)(1)" appears.
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