--- title: "Monitor ANAP traffic" canonical: "https://docs.aryaka.com/space/KNOW/1544693/Monitor%20ANAP%20traffic" format: markdown --- The ANAP Traffic page displays a series of graphs that display interface traffic details for the selected site's ANAP. You can apply filters that determine which statistics are graphed and you can select different graph views to control how the data is presented. If it is not already open, open the ANAP Traffic page as follows. To open the ANAP Traffic page Log in to MyAryaka. The Home page appears. Click SD-WAN > Monitor in the left navigation pane. The Site: page appears. Click the Reference Site drop-down list and select the site whose ANAP you want to monitor. Click the ANAPs icon in the navigation bar at the bottom of the page. The ANAP Traffic page appears. (Optional) If you want to monitor ANAP health, use the Quicklinks navigation bar (located at the bottom of the page) to access the following pages: System Health —Displays the ANAP System Health page for the selected site. Interface Health —Displays the ANAP Interface Health page for the selected site. The components of the ANAP Traffic page are described in the following sections. Apply filters The filter pane contain the following components that allow you to select the criteria that determines the graph details that appear on the page. Component Description Traffic Direction field Select one of the following options to determine the direction of the traffic flow for the selected site: Inbound Only—Graphs traffic received at the site's ANAP. Outbound Only—Graphs traffic leaving the site's ANAP. Time field Determines the period for which to monitor and graph the traffic for the selected reference site. Each time period has an associated data interval defined for it. For example, if you select the Last 24 Hours time period, the associated data interval is 30 Minutes, which means a sample is taken and graphed every 30 minutes for a 24 hour period. Select one of the following time period/data interval pairs to graph the selected site's traffic: Last 1 Hour (1 minute) Last 4 Hours (1 minute) Last 8 Hours (1 minute) Last 24 Hours (1 minute) Last 7 Days (30 minutes) Last 30 days (30 minutes) Last Day (1 minute) Last Week (30 minutes) Last Month (30 minutes) Current Month (30 minutes) Custom (varies per custom time period defined) Note: Last Day is different from Last 24 Hours. The Last 24 Hours plots graph with traffic collected in the last 24 hours. Last Day plots the traffic during the last calendar day. Similarly, Last Month plots the traffic during the last calendar month, and so on. Current Month plots the traffic during the current calendar month. You can select a custom time, date, and year going as far back as five years. Apply button Saves and applies your filter selections to the page's graphs. Included graphs The selected site's ANAP Traffic page displays a series of line graphs that plot the Active ANAP's traffic for each of the ANAP interfaces: LAN—This is the copper interface that is connected to the LAN switch at your site. M1 Interface Traffic—This is the copper interface that is usually connected to the primary DIA provider at your site. M2 Interface Traffic—This is the copper interface that is usually connected to the secondary DIA provider at your site. FLAN Interface Traffic—This is the fiber interface that is connected to the LAN switch at your site. WAN Interface Traffic—This is the copper interface that is connected to the MPLS CE at your site or is used for vANAP HA FWAN Interface Traffic—This is the fiber interface that is connected to the MPLS CE at your site or is used for vANAP HA MGMT Interface Traffic—This it the management interface of the ANAP. Use this to access the ANAP GUI. F1 Interface Traffic—This is the fiber interface that is usually connected to the primary DIA provider at your site. Use this instead of the M1 interface if the ISP hand off is fiber. Depending on the model of the active ANAP, the fiber interface may be F1 or FM1. F2 Interface Traffic—This is the fiber interface that is usually connected to the secondary DIA provider at your site. Use this instead of the M2 interface if the ISP hand off is fiber. Depending on the model of the active ANAP, the fiber interface may be F2 or FM2. FM1 Interface Traffic—This is the fiber interface that is usually connected to the primary DIA provider at your site. Use this instead of the M1 interface if the ISP hand off is fiber. Depending on the model of the active ANAP, the fiber interface may be F1 or FM1. FM2 Interface Traffic—This is the fiber interface that is usually connected to the secondary DIA provider at your site. Use this instead of the M2 interface if the ISP hand off is fiber.Depending on the model of the active ANAP, the fiber interface may be F2 or FM2. SYNC Interface Traffic—This is an unused copper interface. FSYNC Interface Traffic—This is an unused fiber interface. DMZ Interface Traffic—This is an unused copper interface. FDMZ Interface Traffic—This is an unused fiber interface. FS1 Interface Traffic—This is an unused fiber interface. FS2 Interface Traffic—This is an unused fiber interface. S1 Interface Traffic—This is an unused copper interface. S2 Interface Traffic—This is an unused copper interface. In this topic Related topics Monitor ANAP interface health Monitor ANAP system health Monitor SD-WAN