What is NOT included in the SD-WAN high and critical events monitoring?

In the context of SD-WAN high and critical events monitoring, the focus is primarily on real-time metrics that directly impact the performance and reliability of the network. These metrics typically include aspects such as packet loss, jitter, and bandwidth utilization, which are crucial for evaluating the quality of the network connection and the performance of applications running over it.

Network configuration changes, while important for maintaining overall network integrity and performance, do not fall under the direct monitoring of high and critical events. Instead, configuration changes are generally managed separately, as they relate more to administrative actions rather than real-time network performance issues. Therefore, monitoring primarily zeroes in on metrics that provide immediate insight into how well the SD-WAN is performing and if there are any potential issues affecting service quality.

By understanding this distinction, it becomes clear why network configuration changes are not included in high and critical events monitoring compared to metrics that reflect real-time performance conditions.