--- title: "SD-WAN status" canonical: "https://docs.aryaka.com/space/KNOW/1542713/SD-WAN%20status" format: markdown --- The SD-WAN Status page allows you to visualize the relationship between your configured entities (sites, private access nodes, and SaaS applications), Aryaka points of presence (POPs), and the Aryaka core network. It also allows you to visualize the status of each entity. If it is not already open, complete the following procedure to view the SD-WAN Status page: To open the SD-WAN Status page Log in to MyAryaka. The Home page appears. Click SD-WAN > Status in the left navigation pane. The SD-WAN Status page appears and displays the following: Status summary tiles Global statistics Network Topology diagam Geo Distribution map (Optional) In the Network Topology or Geo Distribution pane, click the table icon on the view toggle to display the data as a table.  Status summary tiles The SD-WAN Status page includes the following summary tiles: Site/Node Errors—Displays the number of sites and private access nodes that are currently experiencing an error. These sites and nodes are displayed in red on the Network Topology diagram and map. Click a site or node to view additional details. Aryaka Identity Manager—Displays the current status of Aryaka Identity Manager (disabled, degraded, down, or OK). Click this tile to view the Aryaka Identity Manager pane, which displays whether the service is currently enabled, its current health status, the configured authentication type, the last successful synchronization time for all configured identity providers, and the number of configured users and user groups. This panel also provides a link to the Aryaka Identity Manager configuration page.  Aryaka Secrets Manager—Displays the current status of Aryaka Secrets Manager (disabled, degraded, down, or OK). Click this tile to view the Aryaka Secrets Manager pane that displays whether the service is currently enabled, its current health status, the current Certificate Authority, and the common name for the certificate. This panel also provides a link to the Certificate Authority configuration page.  Global statistics The global statistics displayed include the current flow rate and block rate for outbound flows, inbound flows, and outbound HTTP requests for all of your sites. These statistics include the following components: Flow Rate graph—Displays the flow rate trend over the previous 2 hours by plotting 24 data points on a small time series graph.  Block Rate graph—Displays the block rate trend over the previous 2 hours by plotting 24 data points on a small time series graph.  Network Topology diagram The Network Topology diagram is a color-coded hub and spoke model of your entities in relation to the Aryaka network. The center represents the Aryaka core network. Connected to the core network are circles that represent Aryaka POPs. Connected to the Aryaka POPs are smaller circles that represent your configured sites, private access nodes, and SaaS applications. Entities that are red are currently experiencing an error. You can filter the entities that are displayed on the diagram using the following procedure: Click the Add icon. The Select Category drop-down list appears.  Select the category by which you want to filter the diagram. You can filter by site status, site type, location type, subscribed bandwidth ranges, country, insertion model, and features. A drop-down list with values for the selected feature appears. Select one or more values that you want to include in the filter. Click elsewhere on the page. The Network Topology diagram updates to display only entities that match the filter you selected.  (Optional) Repeat steps 1–4 to include an additional filter.  (Optional) Click Reset to remove applied filters.  View additional details by hovering over or clicking the following entities: POPs Sites Private access nodes SaaS applications POPs Hover over a POP to view the name of the POP, the code for the POP, and the number of entities connected to the POP as displayed in the Network Topology diagram. Click a POP to zoom in on the POP. Sites Hover over a site to view the following details: Site—Name of the site. Site Code—Code for the site. Site Type—Type of site (for example, Regional or IaaS). Status—Status of the site (OK, Warning, or Error). Click a site to view the  page, which displays details about the entity and its current status. This page includes the following tabs: Summary POP Tunnels Site Pairs Edge Links Routing ANAP Network Virtual Machine Security DHCP and DNS See the View site status details topic for a description of the < siteName > page.  Private access nodes Hover over a private access node to view the following details: Private Access—Name of the private access node. POP Name—Name of the POP the private access node is connected to. Status—Status of the private access node (OK, Warning, or Error). Click a private access node to view the page, which displays details about the private access node and its current status. This page is described in the View site status details topic.  SaaS applications Hover over a SaaS application to view the following details: SaaS App—Name of the SaaS application. POP Name—Name of the POP the SaaS application is connected to. Status—Status of the SaaS application (OK, Warning, or Error). Click a SaaS application to view the page, which displays details about the SaaS application and its current status. This page is described in the View site status details topic.  Geo Distribution map The Geo Distribution map is a color-coded map that displays geographic regions as hexagons. The color of each hexagon is determined by whether there are sites in the corresponding region and, if there are, their current statuses (up or down). Green hexagons indicate a region with one or more sites where all sites are currently up. Red hexagons indicate a region with one or more sites where at least one site is experiencing an error. Blue hexagons indicate a region without any sites. The following example of a geo distribution map displays four regions with sites. There is a region in the United Kingdom with four sites, two of which are currently down, a region in the Netherlands where all sites are up, a region in France where all sites are up, and a region in Germany where all sites are up. You can filter the sites that are displayed on the map using the same procedure used to filter the Network Topology diagram . Hover over a hexagon to view the number of sites in the selected region with the indicated status. Click a hexagon to view a searchable list of the sites in selected region. The list displays the name and current status of each site in the selected region. Click a site to view the  page, which displays details about the site and its current status. This page includes the following tabs: Summary POP Tunnels Site Pairs Edge Links Routing ANAP Network Virtual Machine Security DHCP and DNS See the View site status details topic for a description of the < siteName > page. Site Status table In the Network Topology or Geo Distribution pane, click the table icon on the view toggle to display the data as a table. The Site Status table displays the following details for each of your network entities: Name—Name of the entity. Site Type—Type of site (for example, Regional or IaaS). Location Type—Location of the entity (On Premises, Virtual Office, or Hosted Cloud).  POP—Name of the Aryaka POP that the entity is connected to. Code—Code for the entity.  IPSec Status—Status of the entity's IPSec tunnels (Up, Degraded, or Down). Site Status—Status of the entity (OK, Warning, or Error). The table includes the following functionality: Search field—Enter an alphanumeric string to display only entries that match the string.  Sortable columns—Click the arrows to the right of a column heading to change the sort order to descending or ascending.  You can filter the entities that are displayed in the table using the same procedure used to filter the Network Topology diagram . Click an entity name to view the page, which displays details about the entity. The page is described in the View site status details topic.  In this topic Related topics View site status details Private Access status View network topology configuration Configure site to site topology