Dashboards Page

Shows status of Site-to-Site VPN tunnel of the managed Quantum SparkGateways.

These views are available:

• VPN status summary:

  • Number of Gateways with VPN enabled.

  • Number of Gateways with VPN in the status OK.

  • Number of Gateways with VPN in the status Warning.

  • Number of Gateways with VPN in the status Error.

• Top Gateways with unstable VPN tunnels, sorted by the duration of the down status.

• VPN events.

• Status of the Quantum SparkGateways over time.

• Number of VPN events over time aggregated by severity.

Quantum SparkGateways report the connected assets, including IoT assets.

This data shows assets that have been connected to the Quantum SparkGateway in the last 24 hours.

Quantum SparkGateways send the data about the connected assets every 15 minutes.

These are the main views to show the assets:

• Assets Overview:

  • Shows the number of assets by types:

    • IoT.

    • Non-IoT.

    • Unrecognized.

  • Shows the number of assets by statuses:

    • Manually blocked

      Number of assets, for which an administrator blocked outgoing traffic in the Quantum SparkGatewayWebUI.

    • Infected assets

      Number of infected assets, assets that have reported Anti-Bot activity in the last 30 days.

    • Assets attempted to access an unauthorized domain

      This applies only to IoT devices.

      The IoT device, managed by the IoT blade, has attempted to access a domain outside its updated practices for the specific asset type and vendor.

    • Not under IoT policy

      Shows the number of IoT devices that are not protected by the IoT policy.

      Standard blades still apply.

      This may occur for several reasons:

      • Low confidence recognition:

        In this case, we recommend to manually confirm or override the recognition to include it in the IoT policy.

      • No practices for this asset type and vendor:

        This may occur for unrecognized vendors or asset types.

      • The IoT device is excluded from the IoT policy:

        Some asset types / functions are excluded from IoT policy by default because their traffic cannot be categorized (for example, Smart TV).

• Assets by function:

  • Shows IoT assets by function (for example, Smart TV, Printer)

The Wi-Fi Monitoring tab provides a comprehensive view of your Gateway's Wi-Fi network status.

• Gateways using Wi-Fi: The number of Gateways in the tenant that are connected to Wi-Fi.

• Assets The number of assets (examples: computers, telephones) in the tenant that are connected to Wi-Fi.

• SSIDs: The number of Secure Set Identifiers, or SSIDs. An SSID is a unique identifier assigned to a wireless network.

  • Trusted

  • Untrusted: Every wireless client can connect to this network. All of the transferred data is not encrypted (clear text) and can be seen by any wireless client.

• SSIDs without password:

  • Trusted

  • Untrusted: Every wireless client can connect to this network. All of the transferred data is not encrypted (clear text) and can be seen by any wireless client.

• Assets by poor signal view: Assets whose Wi-Fi connection to the Gateway is poor.

  • Signal: fair good, excellent, or poor

  • Wi-Fi and audio type

• Connected assets overtime view : the number of assets connected over a specific period. Click on a Gateway to see the applicable details,

• SSIDs View : Click on an SSID to see the applicable details.

Shows information regarding Remote Access users.

• Gateways with remote access users

  The number of Gateways with Remote AccessUsers.

• Total configured users

  The total number of configured Users.

• Recently seen Users

  The number of recently seen users in a selected timeframe.

• Currently connected users

  The number of currently connected users.

• Top Gateways with most users

  This table lists the Gateways with the most users. The table contains these columns:

  • Gateway Name

    The name of the Gateway.

  • Total Users

    The total number of users for each top Gateway. Click on the arrow next to Total Users to arrange the list from the fewest number of users to the most users, or vice versa.

  • Active Users

    The total number of active users for each top Gateway.

  • Currently Connected Users

    The total number of currently connected users for each top Gateway.

  • Duration

    The time spent on each top Gateway.

• Top users by duration

  This table lists the top users by duration. The table contains these columns:

  • User

    The name of the top user.

  • Gateway

    The Gateway name for the top user.

  • Duration

    The time spent by the top user. Click on the arrow next to Duration to arrange the list from those who spent the most time to those who spent the least time, or vice versa.

  • Last Seen

    The date and time on which the top user was last seen.

• Client types

• Failed logins by reason

  • By Gateway

  • By User