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Viewing Device-Specific VPN Information

Monitoring NSRP Statistics

Viewing NSRP Summary Information

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To view security device-specific information about your VPN, right-click the VPN tunnel
and select Monitor Data and then select the security device. A Monitor info window
appears where you can access the VPN Monitor table, Active VPN table, and a chart,
which enable you to view the distribution of VPN tunnels on the security device.
If you have implemented NetScreen Redundancy Protocol (NSRP) for the purpose of
deploying clusters for redundancy, you can use the NSRP Monitor to get an at-a-glance
status of your Juniper Networks systems that are in clusters. These systems include both
the NetScreen-500 and the NetScreen-1000. To launch the NSRP Monitor, click NSRP
Monitor.
Double-click an NSRP device to view a summary of the top-level information on the
selected cluster. From the NSRP Summary, you can view the following details about a
specific cluster:
Key details describing the cluster (such as name, number of VSDs, and number of
RTOs)
Security details
The total number and type of events
Table 71 on page 693 describes all of the information that is available from the NSRP
summary:

Table 71: NSRP Device Summary

Item Description
Cluster Name of this cluster.
Domain Domain in NSM in which the NSRP device is managed.
No of VSD's The total number of virtual security devices (VSDs) that are attached
to this cluster.
No of RTO's The total number of runtime objects (RTOs) that are attached to this
cluster.
Encryption Whether encryption has been enabled or disabled.
Authentication Whether authentication has been enabled or disabled.
No. of Gratuitous arps The number of gratuitous ARPs.
Critical Events The total number of Critical events that occurred.
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