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BFD session for dynamic tunnels showing in health dashboard

bfullenkamp
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With dynamic site to site enabled, the health dashboard will show Partial WAN Connectivity for all sites if one site goes down.  Is there a way to only have the dashboard show the health toward the hub routers?  While the data is a true representation, it is just noise for operations team.  

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I understood, but this dashboard gives generic information (which site has full / partial or no connectivity). And this dashboard can not be edited in your mentioned way. You may only use vManage APIs and create your own dashboard in some web custom portal. Or use another monitoring tool (like solarwindws) which tracks BFD sessions (thus tunnels).

HTH,
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this must not happened,
are you sure that the sites is not behind NAT?

It is normal output to show "partial" when one or more site is down. Author explicitly noted that site is down and it shows like this.

Author wants custom dashboard to show only tunnels towards Hub, however this type of customization is not available in GUI.

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It is the default behavior, but it is not optimal.  Tools and dashboards should be tuned to show root cause issues.  These showing as partial when tied directly to another site being down should be excluded. This is making the vManage dashboard unusable and starting to look at tools to work around the Cisco gaps. 

I understood, but this dashboard gives generic information (which site has full / partial or no connectivity). And this dashboard can not be edited in your mentioned way. You may only use vManage APIs and create your own dashboard in some web custom portal. Or use another monitoring tool (like solarwindws) which tracks BFD sessions (thus tunnels).

HTH,
Please rate and mark as an accepted solution if you have found any of the information provided useful.

There is NAT involved but that has been confirmed to not be an issue.  

there are two NAT, 
NAT from service to transport

vEDGE behind NAT <<- this what I meaning, there is NAT ?

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