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Report showing interface drops?

Jeff Vandervoort

XG125, SFOS 18.0.5 MR-5-Build586

We have redundant ISPs at a site. Email notifications reveal that one of the ISPs drops frequently, though briefly. The email notifications are sent once per minute, so we don't really know the exact time or duration of the drops. And it's cumbersome to assemble a report in Excel from the emails to present to the ISP.

I looked for a report that would give me more granular information but didn't manage to find it. Is there a canned report that shows connection drops at each of the WAN interfaces? Is there a way to build a custom report for this? Looking for exact time and duration.

Thanks!



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  • 0 in reply to FormerMember

    Thanks, Yash! That's exactly what I needed.

  • 0 in reply to Jeff Vandervoort

    I'm a bit puzzled, though...I have email notifications for outages that the report does not include. I set the report criteria exactly as you did, except the date range is one month. The report is missing several outages reported by email notifications across several days.

  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember in reply to Jeff Vandervoort

    I guess you have received few gateway up/down events for said WAN interface.

    Try filtering 'Event type' with gateway as well.

  • 0 in reply to FormerMember

    Yes, Gateway shows me all of the email notifications I've received. So I guess I was asking for the wrong thing. But why do Interface and Gateway show me different results?

  • 0 in reply to Jeff Vandervoort

    Also puzzled that these drops are all about 20 seconds...yet they have a VOIP phone system that's in near-constant use, and I've not had any reports of dropped calls or not being able to get a dial tone. Any ideas on that?

  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember in reply to Jeff Vandervoort

    Firewall generates gateway UP/Down events when the failover condition configured in IPv4 gateway(Under Interface > WAN link manager) fails. Interface UP/Down events are generated if the physical link goes UP-DOWN.

    I would suggest checking the failover rule in IPv4 gateway. Change the default criteria and test ping/tcp connection with any external IP address(8.8.8.8/4.2.2.2/1.1.1.1) instead of the ISP gateway IP.

  • 0 in reply to FormerMember

    It's set to 1.1.1.1. The ISP gateway IP almost never goes down, even if the connection is down, so I always change that to ping external hosts. Also, there are no failovers associated with these notifications.

  • 0 in reply to FormerMember

    Yash, any comments on the discrepancy?

  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember in reply to Jeff Vandervoort

    Hi ,

    I'd suggest checking dgd.log events to get more information on the reported issue.

    ==> Filter out 'Gateway Down' event timestamp from log viewer/reports.

    Here is a sample snapshot: 

    Timestamp: 2021-09-05 10:58:32

    ==> Filter dgd.log file with below command.

    # cat /log/dgd.log | grep -i "Sep 05 10:58"

    ==> Here is a sample example to understand Ping Success/Fail event.

    Ping status: S/F | S: Success | F: Fail

    Ping : S
    =============================================

    DEBUG Sep 07 09:27:48 [11705]: Initiating Ping : <GATEWAY_IP>

    DEBUG Sep 07 09:27:48 [11705]: GW (ISP_GW,Port5) : Waiting for reply

    DEBUG Sep 07 09:27:48 [11705]: Success, Retrying(1) Ping : <GATEWAY_IP>
    DEBUG Sep 07 09:27:48 [11705]: GW (ISP_GW,Port5) : Waiting for reply
    DEBUG Sep 07 09:27:48 [11705]: Current Status : Live

    DEBUG Sep 07 09:27:48 [11705]: Ping Result for : <GATEWAY_IP>
    DEBUG Sep 07 09:27:48 [11705]: Ping : S
    DEBUG Sep 07 09:27:48 [11705]: Current Status [GW(ISP_GW,Port5)] : Live
    DEBUG Sep 07 09:27:48 [11705]: Sleep for 60 Seconds

    =============================================

    Ping : F
    =============================================

    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:44 [12387]: Initiating Ping : <GATEWAY_IP>

    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:44 [12387]: GW (ISP_GW,Port5) : Waiting for reply

    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:46 [12387]: Failed, Retrying(1) Ping : <GATEWAY_IP>
    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:46 [12387]: GW (ISP_GW,Port5) : Waiting for reply
    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:46 [12387]: Current Status : Live

    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:48 [12387]: Failed, Retrying(2) Ping : <GATEWAY_IP>
    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:48 [12387]: GW (ISP_GW,Port5) : Waiting for reply
    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:48 [12387]: Current Status : Live

    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:50 [12387]: Failed, Retrying(3) Ping : <GATEWAY_IP>
    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:50 [12387]: GW (ISP_GW,Port5) : Waiting for reply
    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:50 [12387]: Current Status : Live

    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:52 [12387]: Failed, Retrying(4) Ping : <GATEWAY_IP>
    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:52 [12387]: GW (ISP_GW,Port5) : Waiting for reply
    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:52 [12387]: Current Status : Live

    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:54 [12387]: Failed, Retrying(5) Ping : <GATEWAY_IP>
    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:54 [12387]: GW (ISP_GW,Port5) : Waiting for reply
    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:54 [12387]: Current Status : Live

    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:56 [12387]: Ping Result for : <GATEWAY_IP>
    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:56 [12387]: Ping : F
    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:56 [12387]: Current Status [GW(ISP_GW,Port5)] : Dead
    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:56 [12387]: Sleep for 60 Seconds

    NOTICE Aug 16 18:08:56 [12387]: Actiontree, Live to Dead
    NOTICE Aug 16 18:08:56 [12387]: Actiontree, executing: Live_To_Dead @ISP_GW

    DEBUG Aug 16 18:08:56 [962]: Executing Service : <gateway:gw_live_to_dead> args : <{"param":"@ISP_GW"}>

    =============================================

    Note: <GATEWAY_IP> is the IP address kept in the failover rule condition of IPv4 gateway(Network > WAN link manager).

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