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Add Performance Policy SLA

Steps to add performance policy SLAs that provide latency, packet loss, and jitter thresholds.
The
Performance SLAs
tab contains Prisma SD-WAN performance SLAs. It provides the Application, Link Quality Metrics, System Health, Circuit Utilization, Flow and, Probe SLA threshold values for the performance policy rule.
Use the
Actions
icons to
Edit
a performance SLA, view the audit logs for any system configuration changes, or remove a performance SLA.
To add a performance SLA:
  1. Go to
    Manage
    Policies
    Performance
    Performance SLAs
    and select
    Add New SLA
    .
  2. In the
    Add New Performance SLA
    screen, enter a
    Name
    for the SLA with the option of including a description and tags.
  3. Select the desired
    Metrics
    from the drop-down.
    • If you check the option
      Link Quality Metrics
      ,
      • Enter the
        Latency
        value (between 1-500ms).
      • Continue to click the + sign or select from the drop-down to enter the
        Jitter
        value (between 1-100ms), the
        MOS
        value (between 1-5), and the
        Packet Loss
        value (between 1-20%).
      On a per-branch circuit basis, the Jitter, Latency and Packet Loss values will utilize the best (lowest) measured value between the Branch and all Data Centers.
    • If you check the option
      Application Metrics
      ,
      • Provide the
        Init Failure Rate
        (between 1-100%).
      • Continue to click the + sign or select from the drop-down to enter the
        RTT
        value (between 1-500ms) and the
        UDP TRT
        value (between 1-500ms).
        Init Failure rate is the percentage of TCP 3-way handshake failures and RTT is the TCP Round Trip Time from a client to the server and back to the client.
        UDP Response Time (UDP-TRT) is the amount of time it takes for the server to respond to the UDP transaction request from the time the request is received. Currently, UDP-TRT provides information on UDP DNS traffic only.
    • If you check the
      Probe
      option,
      • Select the
        Probe
        config from the drop-down. Depending on the probe config selected (DNS/HTTP/ICMP), enter the value for the following probe metrics:
        • DNS Transaction Time
          (between 1-500ms), and the
          DNS Transaction Failure Rate
          (between 1-100%).
        • HTTP Transaction Time
          (between 1-500ms), and
          Init Failure Rate
          (between 1-100%).
        • Latency
          value (between 1-500ms), and continue to click the + sign or select from the drop-down to enter the
          Jitter
          value (between 1-100ms) and the
          Packet Loss
          value (between 1-20%).
    • If you check the option
      System Health Metrics
      ,
      • Enter the
        CPU Utilization
        value (between 1-100%).
      • Continue to click the + sign or select from the drop-down to enter the
        Memory Utilization
        value (between 1-100%) and the
        Disk Utilization
        value (between 1-100%).
    • If you check the option
      Circuit Utilization
      , enter the
      Circuit Utilization
      value (between 1-100%).
    • If you check the option
      Flow Metrics
      , enter the
      Concurrent Flow Utilization
      value (between 1-100%).
  4. Save your changes.

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