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Site2Site VPN Bandwith usage

F Neumann

Hi,

is there a way to monitor realtime bandwith usage of individual Site2Site VPNs?

So far, i could not find any graph displaying VPN bandwith with history or realtime values.
In the latest XG Academy webinar i was told to monitor using CLI and "iftop". But this does not cumulate realtime values and does not provide details on multiple Site2Site VPNs one by one.

Am i missing something? Is this on the roadmap? Feature request?

My 10+ year old router is capable of that and allows to get these values using snmp. For every interface and every single VPN-Tunnel as well. That should be a basic feature with every utm?



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  • FormerMember
    +1 FormerMember

    Hi ,

    Thank you for reaching out to the Community! 

    Only using "iftop" would be the option, or form the console using the following command:  system diagnostics utilities bandwidth-monitor 

    There’s no other option available to monitor the individual IPsec tunnels bandwidth as of now.

    However, improvements are coming into the CFR that would improve the bandwidth monitoring of IPsec. 

    Thanks,

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  • FormerMember
    +1 FormerMember

    Hi ,

    Thank you for reaching out to the Community! 

    Only using "iftop" would be the option, or form the console using the following command:  system diagnostics utilities bandwidth-monitor 

    There’s no other option available to monitor the individual IPsec tunnels bandwidth as of now.

    However, improvements are coming into the CFR that would improve the bandwidth monitoring of IPsec. 

    Thanks,

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