[network::fortinet::fortigate::plugin] mode=sdwan

[ritouret]

Hello,

Is it possible to exclude traffic in the output from this mode ? I know how to exclude perfdata but not for the output.

Here is the output : OK: All sd-wan links are ok checking sd-wan 'W1_TunA' [vdom: WAN] [interface: W1_TunA] state: up traffic in: 0.00 b/s, out: 3.32 Gb/s, bi: 6.64 Gb/s latency: 2.819ms jitter: 0.052ms packet loss: 0.000% checking sd-wan 'W1_TunB' [vdom: WAN] [interface: W1_TunB] state: up traffic in: 0.00 b/s, out: 0.00 b/s, bi: 0.00 b/s latency: 1.131ms jitter: 0.022ms packet loss: 0.000%

But traffic is not really traffic : gVWLHealthCheckLinkBandwidthIn | gVWLHealthCheckLinkBandwidthOut | gVWLHealthCheckLinkBandwidthBi : The available bandwidth of incoming | outgoing | bi-direction traffic detected by a health check on a specific member link, in Mbps.

In real, values are very strange and means nothing ... or everything but not traffic : it is an estimated available bandwidth !

Traffic have to be checked with the classic "interface" mode on these interface.

[garnier-quentin]

So we should remove it ?

[ritouret]

Yes, you can. If someone asked you these specific oid, you should add an option like --add-estimated-available-bandwidth.

[garnier-quentin]

You can remove that counter with option: --filter-counters

[ritouret]

Thank you Quentin,

I used this option : --filter-counters='^(?!(traffic.*)$)'

For this result : checking sd-wan 'W1_TunA' [vdom: WAN] [interface: W1_TunA] state: up latency: 109.392ms jitter: 6.333ms packet loss: 0.000% checking sd-wan 'W1_TunB' [vdom: WAN] [interface: W1_TunB] state: up latency: 114.158ms jitter: 6.467ms packet loss: 1.000%