Verifying IPsec VPN tunnels on a spoke

Go to Dashboard > Network and click the IPsec widget to expand it.
Verify the IPsec tunnels that go back to the hub.

For example, oaas_overlay1 and oaas_overlay2 are identified as the spoke’s tunnels to the primary and secondary hubs, respectively.
When there is spoke-to-spoke communication, notice that the shortcut tunnel contains _0 added to the name of the tunnel to the hub.

For example, oaas_overlay2_0 is identified as the spoke’s tunnel that was created for Datacenter to Branch-2 traffic.

To verify IPsec VPN tunnels on a spoke:

Go to Dashboard > Network and click the IPsec widget to expand it.

Verify the IPsec tunnels that go back to the hub.

For example, oaas_overlay1 and oaas_overlay2 are identified as the spoke’s tunnels to the primary and secondary hubs, respectively.

When there is spoke-to-spoke communication, notice that the shortcut tunnel contains _0 added to the name of the tunnel to the hub.

For example, oaas_overlay2_0 is identified as the spoke’s tunnel that was created for Datacenter to Branch-2 traffic.