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SD-WAN Reports
Generate reports of SD-WAN path health metrics over a
configurable period of time.
- PanoramaSD-WANReports
Generate a report for application or link performance
for the top applications or links that experienced the highest frequency
of health degradation in the specified period of time for auditing
purposes. After a report is configured, you must Run
Now in order to view the report. Reports can be exported Functionality
doesn’t currently work. In what formats can reports be exported?
Field | Description |
---|---|
Name | Enter a name that identifies the purpose
of the report. |
Report Type | Select the type of report to run:
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Cluster | From the drop-down, select the cluster for
which to generate a report. By default, all is
selected. |
Site | From the drop-down, select the site for
which to generate a report. By default, all is
selected. If all is selected for the
Cluster, then you must generate a report for all sites attributed
to the cluster. If a specific cluster is selected, then you may
select a specific site for which to generate a report. |
Application (App Performance Report
Type only) | From the drop-down, select an application
for which to generate a report. By default, all is
selected. If all is selected for the
Site, then you must generate a report for all applications attributed
to the site. If a specific site is selected, then you may select
a specific application for which to generate a report. |
Link Tag (Link Performance Report Type only) | From the drop-down, select a link tag for
which to generate a report. By default, all is
selected. If all is selected for the
Site, then you must generate a report for all link tags created
under site. If a specific site is selected, then you may select
a specific link tag for which to generate a report. |
Link Type (Link Performance Report Type only) | From the drop-down, select a link type for
which to generate a report. By default, all is
selected. If all is selected for the
Link Tag, then you must generate a report for all link types created
under the Link Tag. If a specific Link Tag is selected, then you may
select a specific link type for which to generate a report. |
Top N | Specify the number of applications or links
to include in the report. You may select that the report include
the top 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500, or 1000 performing applications
or links. By default, 5 is selected. |
Time Period | Set the time period for which to run the
report. None is selected by default, which
generates a report using all of the app and link performance data. |