: SD-WAN App Performance Run Now Report
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SD-WAN App Performance Run Now Report

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SD-WAN App Performance Run Now Report

View the generated app performance Run Now report. Click Export XML to export the generated app performance report in XML format.
Field
Description
Cluster
Name of the Cluster for which the report was generated.
Site
Name of the Site for which the report was generated.
App
Name of the application specified by an SD-WAN policy rule.
SaaS Monitoring
Displays whether the app is a SaaS application configured in a SaaS Quality profile that is associated with one or more SD-WAN policy rules.
  • Disabled—The app is not a SaaS application configured in a SaaS Quality profile.
  • Enabled—The app is a SaaS application configured in a SaaS Quality profile and is associated with a single SD-WAN policy.
  • Multiple—The app is a SaaS application configured in a SaaS Quality profile and is associated with a multiple SaaS Quality profiles.
Avg Flap/Session
Average number of times an application swapped links per session during the specified time-frame.
Impacted/Total Bytes Per App
Number of sessions impacted out of the total number of sessions within the specified time frame. If the application is impacted, this helps indicate how extensive the issue is.
Error Correction Sessions/Impacted Sessions/Total Sessions Per App
Number of error corrected sessions and impacted sessions out of the total number of sessions within the specified time frame. If the application is impacted, this helps indicate how extensive the issue is.
Policies
Name of the SD-WAN policy rule(s) that matched the app traffic matched. Multiple SD-WAN policy rules may be listed if the app traffic matched multiple SD-WAN policies.
Link Info
Link Tag
Name of the link tag identifying the physical link the app used during traffic distribution.
Link Type
The physical link type.
Error Corrected Metrics
Forward Error Correction (FEC) ratio or the percentage of packet duplication for app traffic over the link.
For the FEC ratio, the larger the difference, the better. For example, 20:10 is better than 20:2.
A way to understand the impact of FEC is to convert the ratio into a percentage. The higher the percentage value, the more parity the firewall is adding to the traffic flow and the better the chance of recovering from packet loss. However, this also results in more bandwidth used to transmit data. The trade-off of higher recoverability as the result of higher FEC percentage is that more bandwidth is used.
Impacted/ Total Bytes per Link Tag
Amount of impacted bytes out of the total bytes for the app traffic per link.