VPN Gateway monitoring
It would be great to have monitoring options in the azure portal which would show the bandwidth usage and throughput charts. It would help in figuring out if the 100mbps limit of the standard gateway sku is being hit at peak loads. If the details can be further provided for each individual site-to-site or point-to-site connection then that would be great thing to have. It would help immensely in finding out which connection is hogging the bandwidth the most.
Shreyas Zare
shared this idea
This can be done via Azure Monitor. Site-to-Site completed. Point-to-Site included in planning.
22 comments
-
Anonymous
commented
Still no update on this feature ?
-
Anonymous
commented
How to monitor the Site-to-Site connection and reset the Azure VPN Gateway if the connection status is unhealthy?
We have an option in the monitor > setup alerts & actions, but is there any option to only check the connection status ? we do see so many option to get virtual network gateway connection status but it didn't give us the expected output.
-
Anonymous
commented
If I have a Azure VNet and it is connected to 4 different sites (v.i.z. SiteA, SiteB, SiteC and SiteD) using an Virtual Network Gateway (VPN). Can you please introduce a feature where I can know the bandwidth consumption information for any one of the Sites only (say SiteB only).
-
NT
commented
Please add a way to gather report on usage stats on Azure VPN like peak throughput MB/s, Average throughput etc from the console.
Helps us as we dont have to raise support case every time to check performance when there is an issue
-
Junaid Ahmed
commented
Any update here on S2S VPN connectivity alerts?
-
Anonymous
commented
Any update on this feature?
-
Pablo Arisi
commented
Please, let us now how to have basic monitoring of VPN. Regards!
-
Mark Nash
commented
We need some basic monitoring of VPN status on our side of a client connection, so this feature would be very helpful
Is there any update on this and when it is planned in for?
-
Alex Davis
commented
Is there any news on this feature?
-
Anonymous
commented
We too are looking for such a report on bandwidth utilization per gateway connection.
-
Bart Surminski
commented
Any news on this? Looking forward to this feature
-
Anonymous
commented
over 3 years for this request, any updates or tools
-
Narendra
commented
Hi,
Kindly fix this issue in future alert mail if the tunnel goes down.
-
Ganesh Srinivasan[MSFT]
commented
Hi Shreyas,
Thanks for your feedback. This is an area we are actively looking into and will have a good solution soon that meets your needs.Thanks!
-
Raf Nijs
commented
throughput and current bandwith monitoring on the vpn gateway could be more value for the gateway.
-
Pete Hall
commented
Any further news on this?
-
André Mosinski
commented
I wish the same functionality.
-
Igor Papirov commented
There is a third party very Azure oriented monitoring/automation service called CloudMonix (successor of AzureWatch) that monitors S2S VPN's, can send alerts, and even attempt to auto-reconnect disconnected connections. CloudMonix is available at http://cloudmonix.com - hope this helps
-
There is a third party very Azure oriented monitoring/automation service called CloudMonix (successor of AzureWatch) that monitors S2S VPN's, can send alerts, and even attempt to auto-reconnect disconnected connections. CloudMonix is available at http://cloudmonix.com
-
Samir
commented
You can easily do this with a third party appliance designed for rebooting routers. We use one from the 3gstore that controls two outlets and it has the ability to email you when a link is down or is rebooted. You can just leave the plugs on the unit empty so nothing is rebooted, and it will send you email alerts when the IP of your choice stops responding after whatever time you specify.