Hello Friends, we have the MX100 with Internet dedicated port and we received any notifications for any changes of status it. In device, we configure the port 2 to connect the ADSL secondary link for our topology, but we don't receive any notification about your changes status. Is there some option on dashboard for monitoring this Internet link?
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There's no way to do this natively by using the alerting dashboard, therefore, would be a feature request. My recommendation would be to abstract this information via Syslog and set up SMTP based alerts from your Syslog server solution is supported (Splunk etc). Alternatively, simple tools like Pingdom can be used to sent SMTP alerts when an IP/Port is not responding to ICMP requests.
Doesn't look like there's an option to send an alert when the secondary WAN changes status. What I do is have a Nagios instance running in AWS EC2 that pings both my connections and lets me know if they're experiencing loss or go out all together.
There's no way to do this natively by using the alerting dashboard, therefore, would be a feature request. My recommendation would be to abstract this information via Syslog and set up SMTP based alerts from your Syslog server solution is supported (Splunk etc). Alternatively, simple tools like Pingdom can be used to sent SMTP alerts when an IP/Port is not responding to ICMP requests.
Having WAN 2 (2nd of 2 ISP connections) monitored is requirement to achieve HA for SD-WAN. Once you have more than one WAN connection without an alert on BOTH WAN circuits you may not even realize you have an ISP outage on WAN 2 until the WAN 1 fails. However when this occurs the device is unreachable so you get another alert for that.
Request feature change as follows would be to
alarm on "ANY WAN" failure
and
to reduce events that recover set a timer of 5,15,30,60 minutes before alarming.
Corrected per @PhilipDAth feedback
This is not the case @Lloyd. You get a notification on a primary uplink change.
Yes I agree primary is alarmed and I'm able to restore service prior to WAN 2 failing.
However this discussion on this thread is regarding failure on Secondary WAN 2 while WAN 1 is functional.
The requirement I have is to receive an alarm condition on WAN 2 such that I can restore service to WAN 2 prior to WAN 1 failing and creating an outage for the customer. As long as WAN 1 or WAN 2 is active customer will not experience an outage @PhilipDAth
Under Network-Wide/Alerts make sure you have "The primary uplink status changes" ticked.
I would need to test when I’m back in the lab but if I remember right there is a Syslog message when the uplink status changes. WAN1=0 WAN2=1 ... Just another option since it’s not built into dashboard yet.