Performance Sessions

Performance sessions allow you to monitor the performance of services on your network by capturing a wide range of performance metrics. In the Sessions page of Legacy orchestrator, you can set up various types of Layer 2 and Layer 3 sessions. ...

In Legacy orchestrator, you can set up the following types of performance sessions: TWAMP sessions (stateful and stateless) Echo sessions (ICMP and UDP) Ethernet OAM sessions (ETH-DM, ETH-LB, ETH-VS) 2xOneway sessions (Layer 3 session type...

This article lists the metrics reported for each session type and indicates how metrics are collected. Metrics Collection and Export Legacy orchestrator handles collection of metrics from performance sessions in the same way as other metrics col...

This article introduces the Sessions page and explains the information displayed in the list of existing sessions when you open the page. In the Sessions page, you can: View a list and dashboard of all existing sessions and check their st...

This section explains how to set up a new performance session in the Sessions page of Legacy orchestrator. A four-step wizard makes it easy to add (or edit) a session. The procedures provided in this section apply to all types of sessions. Table...

The Bulk Editor enables you to modify multiple sessions at once, without having to delete and re-create them. By using this feature, your sessions will retain their original session numbers. You can bulk edit: Multiple specific sessions All ...

The diagram below points out the controls you can use to start, stop and delete sessions. If you select multiple sessions, the selected action will be applied to all selected sessions. If you have filtered the list (by clicking in the search bar a...

This section contains information intended to help you when you are setting up a performance session. Uses and Applicability of Session Types The following table provides guidelines on when to use each type of session. Ports and Protocols p...

As of Legacy orchestrator 24.09, orchestrator supports merging sessions from separate instances (referred to as source Legacy orchestrator) into a single instance (referred to as the target Legacy orchestrator). This article explains how to me...