View Device Information for Monitoring

From the left menu of the Juniper Mist portal, select WAN Edges > WAN Edges to view a list of WAN Edge devices for your site. Notice the organization name at the top of the portal. This is the largest container and represents your entire organization.

The tiles across the top provide high-level information:

• Config Success—Percentage of online WAN Edges with successful configuration.
• Version Compliance—Percentage of WAN Edges that have the same software version per model.
• WAN Edge Uptime—Percentage of time a WAN Edge was up during the past seven days, averaged across all WAN Edges.

• Potential Anomalies—Percentage of WAN Edges that currently have no potential anomalies detected by Marvis.

  • If none of the WAN Edges have potential anomalies, the percentage is 100%.

  • If some WAN Edges have anomalies, the value decreases in proportion to how many are affected. For example, if a site has 10 WAN Edges and 2 of them have anomalies, the percentage is 80%.

  If the percentage is less than 100%, you can click Potential Anomalies to view the WAN Edges that have anomalies. Each affected WAN Edge has a Troubleshoot button that opens the conversational assistant with a pre-filled prompt (for example, “Troubleshoot <device> for last 7 days”), enabling you to view the detected anomalies without manually starting a troubleshooting session.

  Figure 1: WAN Edges Page - Overall Percentages

Beneath the organization name, you can see your site devices in either a List format or a graphical Topology format.

The WAN Edge List view contains columns with device detail information, as shown in Table 1.

Table 1: WAN Edges List View (Columns)

Fields	Description
Name	Name of the WAN Edge device
Status	Connected or disconnected
MAC	MAC address
IP Address	IP address
Model	Juniper Networks® SRX Series Firewall or Juniper® Session Smart™ Router model.
Version	SRX or SSR Software Version
Topology	Hub or Spoke
Insights	Provides a direct link to the WAN Edge Insights page.

The Topology format presents the same information when you hover over the device name. Hover your mouse or click on the device name to get more detailed information.

• Monitor the Device Information Page

Selecting your WAN Edge device from either the List or Topology view brings you to the Device Information page. The Device Information page provides basic device monitoring information for the WAN Edge device you selected.

The CPU, Memory, and other status icons indicate the status of those behaviors for the device. Hover over each status icon for deeper insights. The icons that display depend on the type of WAN Edge device you have selected.

You can see a graphical front view of the device ports and baseline status information. Hover your mouse over an interface to see more information. For each Gigabit Ethernet interface, link information is displayed when you hover.

Table 2: Link Information for Gigabit Ethernet Interface

Fields	Description
Speed	Rated speed
PoE Operation Status	Enabled or disabled
Power Draw (SRX Only)	Measured PoE power draw
Duplex	Full or half
STP	True or false
BPS	Bits/second
Profile	The name of the Port profile assigned to the port
Port Mode	The mode of the port profile configuration (Trunk, Access, Port Network, or VoIP Network)
VLAN	VLAN tag
Description	Interface description

Advanced Security information is listed below the device ports with a green checkmark or an X, indicating whether the advanced security features are active on this device or not. In Figure 8, AppSecure is active with the green checkmark.

Note:

URL Filtering, IDP, and Anti-Virus are availble to configure on all WAN Edge devices, whereas SRX Series Firewalls offer SSL proxy and Advanced Threat Protection features like Advanced Anti-Malware, threat feeds, Domain Generation Algorithm (DGA), DNS tunnel detection, and IoT device policy to be configured as well.

Below the Advanced security section, you’ll find generalized platform-related data for your WAN Edge device in the Properties section, including:

Table 3: WAN Edge Properties

Field	Description
Insights	Provides a direct link to WAN Edge Insights.
Location	Provides floorplan information.
MAC Address	MAC Address for the WAN Edge device.
Model	Indicates the SSR or SRX model.
Version	Version of SSR or SRX Software the device is running.
Template	The WAN Edge template applied to the device.
Hub Profile	The Hub Profile applied to the device.

The Statistics section displays status and other key information about your platform.

Table 4: WAN Edge Device Statistics

Field	Description
Status	Connected/Disconnected
IP Address	The IP address of the WAN Edge device
Uptime	Day/Hour/Min uptime information
Last Seen	Last login
Last Config	Last Commit
Last Disconnect Reason	Reason for the most recent disconnection for the device
WAN Edge Photos	Photos of the WAN Edge device

If you configured DHCP servers on the WAN router itself, there will also be a DHCP Statistics section with information about the leased IPs. This section presents IP information related to dynamic distributed IP addresses.

Table 5: WAN Edge Device DHCP Statistics

Field	Description
Usage	The total percentage of Leased and Available IPs.
Pool Name	The name for given pool of addresses.
Leased IPs	The number of used IP addresses in each pool.
Total IPs	The total number of available IP addresses in each pool.

In the Application Visibility (SRX Only) section, you can Enable Application Visibility for the device, which allows the Mist cloud to track and report applications that pass through the device. If the device has an App Track license, the license is used to collect data for monitoring applications and service levels.

Table 6: Application Visibility (SRX Only)

Field	Description
Device has an App Track license	Application Visibility is already enabled on the device.
Device does NOT have an App Track license	The device does not have an application security license.
Use site setting for App Track license	Application visibility is enabled under Organization > Admin > Site Configuration > WAN Edge Advanced Security.

The Speed Tests section (SSR Only) appears only if speed tests have been run on your SSR WAN Edge device. This Speed Tests tool is used to test the speed of the WAN links on your WAN Edge devices to ensure optimal performance. This section displays the results of any speed tests that have been run on your SSR WAN Edge device.

Table 7: Speed Tests (SSR Only)

Fields	Description
Run Start Time	The time the test was started.
Type	Who performed the test (User or Scheduled).
Progress	In Progress, Succeeded, or Failed.
Download	Download speed in megabits per second (Mbps).
Upload	Upload speed in megabits per second (Mbps).
Interface	The interface of the WAN Edge device that the speed test was performed on.
VLAN	Displays the VLAN ID number.

The Connectivity Tests (SRX Only) section is what displays if connectivity tests have been run on your SRX Series Firewalls to test WAN link performance. This section displays the results of any connectivity tests that have been run.

Table 8: Connectivity Tests (SRX Only)

Fields	Description
Run Start Time	The time the connectivity test was started.
Type	Who performed the test (User or Scheduled).
Test	The type of test (Example: Ping or Traceroute).
Progress	In Progress, Succeeded, or Failed.
Source Network	The source of the traffic.
App Policy	The application policy the traffic is following to reach its destination.
Application	The application that is trying to be accessed over the link (the destination of traffic).
Latency	The latency on the WAN link in milliseconds (ms).
Loss	The loss on the WAN link displayed in percentage.
Hops	Hop count
Details	Click the View link to see more detailed information about the connectivity test that was performed.

Topology Details (SSR Only) displays Peer Path information. When two SSRs are peered together, they send traffic to one another using Secure Vector Routing (SVR). The peer paths constructed between SSR peers are what generates and constructs the Session Smart SD-WAN network overlay. SSR peers establish and maintain connectivity to one another using Bi-directional Forwarding Detection (BFD).

Table 9: Topology Details (SSR Only)

Fields	Description
Interface Name	Name
Neighborhood	The neighborhood that this router and its peer belong to. In Session Smart networking, a Neighborhood is a connected Layer 3 network that constructs the peering connections between SSRs.
Topology Type	The topology type of the neighborhood that the peer SSRs belong to. The topology type allows the Session Smart Conductor to distribute peer paths and other configuration to the routers in the neighborhood.
Peer Name	The name of the peer SSR.
Status	Indicates in the peer path is up or down.
Uptime	Time live
Latency	The latency on the peer path.
Loss	The packet loss as a percentage.
Jitter	The jitter on the peer path.
MTU	Maximum Transmission Unit
Hop Count	How many hops (routers) a packet passes through before reaching its destination.

If you have Secure Edge Connectors configured, you will see the Secure Edge Connector Details section, which includes tunnel information from your WAN Edge connection to the Secure Service Edge (SSE). See Juniper Mist Secure Edge Connector Overview.

Table 10: Secure Edge Connector Details

Fields	Description
Tunnel Name	Name
Peer Host	The IP address or hostname of the peer
Peer IP	IP address of the peer
Status	Connected/Disconnected
Node	Standalone/High Availability (HA)
RX Bytes	Volume of data, in bytes, received by the interface.
TX Bytes	Volume of data, in bytes, transmitted by the interface.
RX Packets	Packets received by the interface.
TX Packets	Packets transmitted by the interface.
Last Event	System events
Protocol	Transport protocol the tunnel is using (Example: IPsec or GRE).
Uptime	Time live
Priority	Primary/Secondary
WAN Port	The port the tunnel is using.
Last Seen	Last login

If you continue scrolling, you can view the WAN Edge configuration to help monitor and troubleshoot your WAN Edge device. You can view the WAN Edge configuration to help monitor your WAN Edge device in the Juniper Mist™ portal.

Note: To gain an understanding of the WAN Edge configuration sections, see the Configuration Reference chapter on this guide.