--- title: "Monitor VPN Path Aryaka" canonical: "https://docs.aryaka.com/space/KNOW/711065669/Monitor%20VPN%20Path%20Aryaka" format: markdown --- VPN Path Aryaka allows you to connect your sites to each other using Aryaka's core network. Additionally, you can connect your sites directly using IPSec tunnels using VPN Path Internet . To connect to VPN Path Aryaka, you must purchase Subscribed Bandwidth from Aryaka and consume it by connecting the ANAPs to the POPs using redundant tunnels. Routing allows traffic to be sent to VPN Path Aryaka. Alternatively, local policies can be created to control the path taken by traffic. When traffic traverses VPN Path Aryaka, it can be configured to utilize the various optimization engines that make the path superior to the internet. If it is not already open, open the Network: VPN Path Aryaka page as follows: To open the Network: VPN Path Aryaka 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 network you want to monitor. Click VPN Path Aryaka in the WAN Traffic by Network graph . The Network: VPN Path Aryaka page appears. The Network: VPN Path Aryaka page displays graphs of various network statistics, including the total traffic on the network and the amount of traffic for each provider, remote site, and zone for the selected reference site, traffic direction, and time period. See the Monitor SD-WAN topic for a description of the included graphs. You can also monitor the following for your VPN Path Aryaka traffic: Health —View time series graphs of loss, latency, and TCP health. You can also monitor the health of a remote site . Link Assure —View a graph of steered traffic for each policy type. Compression —View time series graphs of the compression rate and the resulting benefits. You can also monitor compression for a remote site . QoS —View time series graphs of the traffic and drops for each QoS class. TCP Optimization —View time series graphs of TCP optimization statistics. You can also monitor TCP optimization for a remote site . SMB —View time series graphs of server message block (SMB) traffic and connection statistics. SSL —View time series graphs of SSL proxy statistics. Related topics Monitor SD-WAN Monitor VPN Path Internet