Network Monitoring Overview

Network monitoring involves tracking the performance, health, and availability of network devices, interfaces, and traffic flow across your infrastructure. This helps detect outages, performance degradation, bottlenecks, and security issues in real time.

This overview covers supported monitoring methods such as SNMP metrics, SNMP traps, NetFlow, Ping monitoring, VPN monitoring, and network path visibility.

Network Device Monitoring

Network Device Monitoring collects performance and health metrics from switches, routers, firewalls, load balancers, and other supported hardware.

Setup

• Supported Devices
• SNMP Metrics
• SNMP Traps
• Ping Monitoring
• VPN Monitoring

NetFlow Monitoring

NetFlow monitoring captures real-time traffic flow data from routers, firewalls, and switches.
It helps visualize bandwidth consumption, top talkers, traffic patterns, and flow direction.

• Setup

Network Path Monitoring

Network Path Monitoring helps trace hop-by-hop latency, packet loss, and routing behavior across your network path.
This is similar to distributed traceroute with continuous monitoring.

• Setup