It is on the appliance monitoring page, under the uplink tab. If you scroll down, you should have three graphs like below where minimal packet loss can be seen:
If you go to Monitor/VPN Status and click in the whitespace to the left of the other MX you get to a page that looks like this and it shows end to end stats for the links:
Thanks very much. I'm limited in what I can see/admin as I'm going through ATT for the service, but I can see the appliance uplink page. The Hub shows no loss, the spoke shows a couple of tiny (<1%) spikes over the last day. The Latency for the hub is steady around 3.5ms and spoke 8ms.
Here is the spoke appliance uplink graph over the last day:
are those tiny loss spikes enough you think to cause these kinds of issues?
Thanks for the reply.
I can't seem to get to a view like yours, but I do have a VPN Status menu item under the Organization and Security & SD-WAN menu items. They both seem to take me to the same place:
If I then click to the left of the Description on the networks, it brings me to a page that shows the same info you are seeing. Here is the Hub:
and the spoke:
both from over the last 2 hours. I just don't seem to have a way to get to a page where they all show at once and I can flip between them like you do. I do have the option on the top-right of some pages to "View old version", but I tried that and it didn't show anything like your image--just a different VPN status dashboard.
Again doesn't seem too bad...and the charts seem to show plenty of bandwidth so not sure why the performance for the people at the spoke location seems so bad.
Sorry to jump back in here, but another issue has popped up that is probably the cause. For some reason, the users at the SD-Wan location (and if I VPN into that location I see the same thing) are only getting 3-4Mbps file copy speeds MAX. I've turned off all AMP/IDP/Umbrella settings at both locations (spoke and hub) but not matter what I try, I can't get more than 3-4Mbps (usually hovers around 1.5Mbps after starting up). Sometimes the copy will kick off a bit higher like 8-12Mbps for a couple seconds but without fail, it always almost immediately then slides down to 1-2Mbps and hovers around there:
Any idea how I can find and fix the Bottleneck?
Running MX95 at hub and MX68 at spoke. Both have 100/100 internet. MX are all up to date (MX 18.208). Also running MS-125 and MS-425 switches connected via SPF+ 10G and 40GB cables. I my speeds on the LAN are fine; it's just the SD-Wan spoke that is suffering.
I've also played around with MTU as suggested in some other posts but that has had no effect, either. At a total loss here...
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
