Average Bandwidth
Whenever the average Site-to-site bandwidth of a gateway in bytes per second is greater than 1,000,000,000 bps (1 Gbps).
This indicates potential higher data flow through the gateway than expected.
The alert priority level is 5
Tunnel Average Bandwidth
Whenever the average Tunnel Average Bandwidth is less than 1 bps.
This indicates that the VPN Gateway is potentially down, affecting all resources depending on this connection.
The alert priority level is 2
Tunnel Egress Bytes
Whenever the average Tunnel egress bytes is less than 1 byte.
This indicates that the VPN Gateway is potentially down, affecting all resources depending on this connection.
The alert priority level is 2
Tunnel Egress Packet Drop Count
Whenever the average Tunnel Egress Packet Drop Count is greater than 1,000.
This indicates if there are any disruptions in the flow of data through the VPN gateway, which may impact the availability of services dependent on the connection.
The alert priority level is 5
Tunnel Egress Packet Drop TS Mismatch
Whenever the average Tunnel Egress Packet Drop TS Mismatch is greater than 1,000.
This indicates if there are any disruptions in the flow of data through the VPN gateway, which may impact the availability of services dependent on the connection.
The alert priority level is 5
Tunnel Ingress Bytes
Whenever the average Tunnel Ingress bytes is less than 1 byte.
This indicates that the VPN Gateway is potentially down, affecting all resources depending on this connection.
The alert priority level is 2
Tunnel Ingress Packet Drop Count
Whenever the average Tunnel Ingress Packet Drop Count is greater than 1,000.
This indicates if there are any disruptions in the flow of data through the VPN gateway, which may impact the availability of services dependent on the connection.
The alert priority level is 5
Tunnel Ingress Packet Drop TS Mismatch
Whenever the average Tunnel Ingress Packet Drop TS Mismatch is greater than 1,000.
This indicates if there are any disruptions in the flow of data through the VPN gateway, which may impact the availability of services dependent on the connection.
The alert priority level is 5
Express Route Gateway Bits Per Second
Whenever the average ExpressRoute Gateway Bits Per Second is less than 1 bps.
This indicates that the Expressroute Gateway is currently not available or functioning correctly.
The alert priority level is 2
Express Route Gateway Cpu Utilization
Whenever the average CPU Utilization of the ExpressRoute Gateway is greater than 80%.
This indicates that the Gateway is close to its maximum CPU capacity, exceeding this can lead to disruptions and traffic loss for resources depending on this connection.
The alert priority level is 3