Interfaces and Circuits
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Circuits are rectangles divided in half by a vertical black line. Each half shows an interface. Tick marks show 25%, 50%, 75% utilization levels. |
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Width of circuit shows capacity. Width increases a fixed amount for every 4x increase in capacity. |
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Full-length interface style, which is the default. |
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Shortened interface style, showing the same information as a full-length view, just in shorter representations that are repeated at each end of the circuit. In this example, all chi interfaces are shortened at both ends of the circuit. |
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Collapsed interface view, showing the presence of interfaces as up/down arrows inside the site. The arrow color shows the highest utilization of any of the collapsed interfaces (in this example, blue for sea and yellow for chi). In this example, all chi interfaces are collapsed at both ends of the circuit. |
Circuit Colors
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The traffic utilization colors are customizable. For information, see the Cisco WAE Network Visualization Guide . |
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Blue indicates a selected interface or circuit. |
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Outbound traffic utilization is depicted by colors. Default colors are light blue, light green, yellow, orange, red, and purple, and left to right, each color represents increased utilization.
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If parallel circuits are grouped for visual display, each side of the circuit shows its constituent interfaces. Here, there are two circuits (two interfaces on each side) grouped by site. If the circuits are between sites, the utilization includes the utilization of nested interfaces, if applicable.
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White indicates 0% utilization. |
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Interfaces are light gray for the following reasons:
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QoS policy violations are indicated by red and white bars. This is displayed when utilization exceeds the QoS bound, which is set through policy or interface queue properties. |
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Shortest IGP path between two selected nodes or sites. |
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Shortest latency path between two selected nodes or sites. |
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Shortest TE path between two selected nodes or sites. |
Circuit Active, Failed, and Operational States
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Failed circuit. |
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The circuit is not operational because of one of the following reasons:
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The circuit is a LAG, and one or more ports or port circuits in the LAG failed. The red strikeout line is the percent of unavailable capacity due to the failure. In the Worst-Case Traffic view, the red strikeout line is the percent of unavailable capacity under the worst-case failure. If you right-click the failed port or port circuit and choose Recover, the red strikeout line disappears. If you right-click again and choose Fail, the red strikeout line returns. |
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The circuit is inactive. |
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The circuit is not operational because of one of the following reasons:
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The circuit is a LAG and one or more ports or port circuits in the LAG is inactive. The gray strikeout line is the percent of unavailable capacity due to the inactive ports or port circuits. |