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HS08
HS08
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October 2, 2025
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Query SDWAN performance SLA

  • October 2, 2025
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Anyone know are we able to query the SDWAN SLA performance to geeting information about jitter, packet loss and latency using CLI, SNMP or any other way?

I have requirement to insert the SLA performance to the SQL database so I can make custom report for specific SLA performance.

If we see in the SDWAN performance SLAs there are graph but is limited only to 10 minutes time window and i need more longer.

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Best answer by jiahoong112

You can try getting the sdwan performance sla information from snmp: https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.6.4/administration-guide/971573/using-snmp-to-monitor-health-check 

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funkylicious
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funkylicious
SuperUser
October 2, 2025

either FortiAnalyzer for long time graph/reports or https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiGate/Technical-Tip-The-SNMP-OID-for-the-SD-WAN/ta-p/197389 

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HS08
HS08Author
Visitor III
October 2, 2025

Yes but i seeking other way because i prefer to make custom report using internal own application.

jiahoong112
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jiahoong112Answer
Staff
October 2, 2025

You can try getting the sdwan performance sla information from snmp: https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.6.4/administration-guide/971573/using-snmp-to-monitor-health-check 

HS08
HS08Author
Visitor III
October 3, 2025

Hi,

 

Yes i can use SNMP to get the data so i can make below dashboard

Screenshot 2025-10-03 075121.png

konstabo1
konstabo1
New Member
October 3, 2025

If a member fails its SLA target the only way it will actually have an impact is via the update static route setting in the SLA (cascade interface might also come into it). If the update static route setting is disabled and you only have manual rules a failed SLA doesn't mean anything.

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