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View and Monitor Branch Sites
View the health and connectivity of your Remote Networks and the usage of all your
Remote Networks deployed in different
Prisma Access
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Select to view the health and connectivity of your Remote Networks and the usage
of all your Remote Networks deployed in different
Monitor
Branch Sites
Prisma Access
Prisma Access
locations. It shows
you the real-time connectivity status and bandwidth consumption details, along with
other deployment details. Mobile Users, branch offices, and retail locations connect to
Remote Networks. You can also view the health of the tunnels configured in your Remote
Networks and Mobile Users. See Prisma Access Remote Networks for information
about how to plan your remote networks, allocate remote network bandwidth, and onboard
remote networks.
Sites by Status
View your Remote Networks sites by status. You can see which sites are
Up
,
Down
, Inactive
, or Not Available
during the selected
Time Range
. You can view bandwidth consumed for the last
30 days, regardless of the time range selected. - Bandwidth Consumed—See how much bandwidth was consumed during the selected time range.
- Amount of bandwidth allocated—Bandwidth allocated at a compute location level.
- 95th Percentile—Prisma Access uses the 95th percentile standard to gather statistics, which tracks bandwidth at peak utilization and ignores the top 5 percent of utilization peaks and large bursts.
Bandwidth Consumption Trend
See trends in Remote Networks bandwidth consumption. When you hover over the trend
graph, it shows you the ingress amount, egress amount, and date and time the
bandwidth was consumed. The dotted line shows the amount of bandwidth allocated, and
this number appears in the legend below the chart.
- Log Scale—Toggle to view Log Scale or Linear Scale.
- Average—View the Average, Median, or Peak bandwidth consumption.
- Ingress—The bandwidth from the HQ/data center location to Prisma Access.
- Egress—The bandwidth from Prisma Access into the HQ/data center location.
- Allocated—The total allocated bandwidth.
Prisma Access Sites
Prisma Access
SitesThe table lists your remote
Prisma Access
SitesPrisma Access
sites and information.- Site Name—The Prisma Access site's unique name.
- Site Status—Up,Down,Inactive, orNot Available.
- Site Type—Third-Party.
- Site Location—Prisma Access site location.
- Site BGP Status—Whether the site BGP status is up or down.
- Tunnel Status—The number of the site's tunnels and how many of those tunnels are up.
- Tunnel BGP Status—The BGP status for each tunnel.
- Prisma Access Location—This Prisma Access site's location. Select a location to view its Prisma Access Locations details.
- Service Status—Up or down.
- Compute Location—All Prisma Access locations are mapped to a security compute location based on optimized performance and latency. At least two (often more) Prisma Access locations that are geographically near each other are grouped by compute locations. This is the level at which you allocate bandwidth, instead of allocating bandwidth for individual Prisma Access locations or for specific remote network sites.SelectCompute Locationto view any site'sIPSec Termination Node Utilization Details, such as theAggregated Bandwidth, theTime Rangeyou selected, and theIPSec Termination Node. Hover over the IPSec Termination Node bandwidth utilization chart to see bandwidth use for a specific date and time.
- Aggregated Bandwidth Allocated—The allocated aggregated bandwidth for the site.
- Peak Burst Bandwidth Consumed—The peak value consumed for this site.
- Avg Bandwidth Consumed—The average bandwidth consumed for this site.
- Disconnections—How many disconnections occurred at this site.
- Disconnections Duration—How long, in seconds, each disconnected lasted.
Prisma Access Site Details
Select any
Prisma Access Site Name
to view its details.
View its Branch Site Status
, as well as the bandwidth
consumed in the last 30 days. - Inside Baseline—When the values shown in the graph are within the baseline, the values for that period appear in blue.
- Outside Baseline—When the values in the trend line shown in the graph deviate from the baseline's upper or lower limits, the trend line for that period appears in red.
- Baseline—Baseline data is calculated in 1-hour bin sizes and takes into consideration the last 28 days of data from those hour-long bins for a particular tunnel.
- No Data—No data available for the time period shown.
- Allocated—The amount of bandwidth allocated.
Tunnels
See how many tunnels there are for this site, and view each tunnel's details. To
download Tunnels data, select the Download icon.
- Prisma Access Location—The Prisma Access location for this remote network.
- Tunnel Status—Up or down.
- Tunnel BGP Status—Up or down.
- Tunnel Monitoring—If you have enabled Tunnel Monitoring, this column shows whether it is up or down.
- Average Throughput—The amount of traffic flowing through the tunnel.
- Peak Throughput—The peak bandwidth for the tunnel.
- Source IP Address—The user's source IP address.
- Destination IP— Destination IP address on the HQ or data center network for Prisma Access to determine whether the tunnel is up.
- Disconnections—Number of disconnections during the selected time range.
- Disconnections Duration—How long, in seconds, the tunnel is disconnected during the selected time range.
Select a
Tunnel Name
to see its Tunnel Status
,
Bandwidth Consumption Trend
, and tunnel details.Round-Trip Time
View the round-trip time (RTT). The remote networks RTT graph shows the
average RTT trend over the IPsec tunnel originating from an remote network
to its Prisma Access IPSec termination node. RTT, expressed in milliseconds,
measures the time taken to initiate a network request from an originating
source and receive the corresponding network response from the target
destination. RTT values can range from tens of milliseconds to hundreds of
milliseconds, with higher RTT values indicating link degradation conditions
resulting in degraded application experience for remote network users. The
RTT metric depends on factors such as propagation delay, queuing delay,
encoding delay, processing delay, and so on, of which the propagation delay
is generally considered the most significant. Depending on the connectivity
service offered by a service provider to your branch locations, the
propagation delay reflects delays in the path, very often the Internet, from
your branches to Prisma Access.
You can use the data in this graph to learn about RN tunnel connectivity
performance and the RTT metric variability over time. When you view this
data over a period of time, you may notice established patterns that can be
flagged as normal or anomalous, therefore requiring further investigation
and possible remediation.
Tunnel Status
Tunnel Status
represents this tunnel's availability during the time
range selected. You can see when the tunnel was up (green), down (red), or
no data for the tunnel was available (gray). Hover over the graph to see the
availability at a specific date and time.BGP Prefix Count
The BGP Prefix Count graph shows the BGP prefix counts advertised and
accepted during the time range selected. Hover over the timeline to view
date and time details.
Tunnel Trends
You can select a number of tunnels and view their median
Round-Trip
Time
. If you don’t specify a set of tunnels, by default the
median RTT is computed for the 10 tunnels with the highest observed RTT. Aggregated Tunnel Connectivity
shows you the total number
of connected tunnels. Hover over either graph to see the number of connections
at a specific time.Site Status
Site Status
shows site availability during the time range
selected. Green means the site was up during this time, red means the site was
down, and gray means no data was available during the time shown.Health
Health
shows you that the Site
Status
is Up
, and it shows the name and
status of each tunnel in the site.Connectivity
Connectivity
shows the Prisma Access
location the site
is connected to, its source and destination IPs, and the Prisma Access
node
status.Consumption
Consumption
shows the site's bandwidth consumption
details.- Bandwidth Allocated—The amount of bandwidth allocated.
- Bandwidth Consumption Rate—The percentage of total bandwidth consumed.
- Average Bandwidth—The average bandwidth consumption rate.
- Alerting threshold—90% of the allocated bandwidth. When you use more than 90%, Prisma Access creates an alert.