Which percentage of total memory or total CPU usage for a device is classified as normal in the WAN Edge Health pane?

More than 80 percent usage is generally considered high and could indicate a potential performance bottleneck or resource oversubscription, not normal operation.

More than 90 percent usage is critically high and almost certainly indicates a performance issue, potential instability, or device oversubscription, which is far from normal.

In the WAN Edge Health pane within Cisco vManage, CPU and memory usage that is consistently less than 70 percent is generally classified as normal. This threshold indicates that the device has sufficient resources for current operations and provides adequate headroom for potential traffic spikes or increased processing demands without impacting performance.

Usage between 70 to 80 percent is often considered a yellow or warning zone, where performance should be monitored closely, but it is not typically classified as definitively "normal" for sustained operation.