General Rules
ip|engine identification
You can precisely identify the type of any ip|engine in your network through its Serial Number.
The Serial Number is made of 12 characters as follows: MmmyyEnnnnRr, where:
| • | M: Manufacturer initials |
| • | mm: month of manufacture (01 to 12) |
| • | yy: year of manufacture (18 for 2018) |
| • | E: engine type |
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W |
ip|e 30so |
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X |
ip|e 30ax |
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I |
ip|e 40so |
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J |
ip|e 40ax |
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U |
ip|e 40so V2 |
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V |
ip|e 40ax V2 |
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K |
ip|e 400ax |
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A |
ip|e 2000ax-T |
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B |
ip|e 2000ax-Sx |
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C |
ip|e 2000ax-Lx |
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D |
ip|e 2000ax-10GSr |
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E |
ip|e 2000ax-10GLr |
| • | nnnn: serial n° (0001 to 9999) |
| • | Rr: revision (R for major revision, r for minor revision): starting with A0 |
Example: A0218X0001A0 corresponds to a Serial Number of the first ip|e 30ax manufactured by Aaeon on February 2018.
Note: The Serial Numbers provided as examples in the use cases of the current documentation are virtual.
virtual|engine identification
The Serial Number of a virtual|engine is a UUID generated by the system.
Example: 564D2D58-2F7A-A81E-C84D-C95F3DA3C83C
The following diagrams display SD-WAN Orchestrator automatic LAN side IP address allocation with an ip|engine in full router, hybrid and bridge modes. All three WAN interfaces of the ip|engine are enabled. Note that you may also configure these addresses manually.
You must configure the Management IP address in the SD-WAN Orchestrator.
| • | Light blue arrows represent iBGP automatic connections |
| • | Dark blue arrows represent iBGP connections you must configure in the SD-WAN Orchestrator |
| • | Green arrows represent the connections you must configure on the Core Router (the SD-WAN Orchestrator is not used) |
Warning: iBGP configuration is done with the internal LAN interfaces of the embedded RT routers of the ip|engine.
Full Router Mode
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RT1 IP address = Mgt IP address +1 RT2 IP address = Mgt IP address +2 RT3 IP address = Mgt IP address +3 |
Hybrid Mode
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RT2 IP address = Mgt IP address +2 RT3 IP address = Mgt IP address +3 |
Bridge Mode
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There is no automatic LAN side IP address allocation with an ip|engine in bridge mode. |
Graph legend
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Mgt |
RT1/RT2/RT3 |
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ip|engine |
router |
Management IP address |
Router 1/Router 2/Router 3 IP address |
Note: A router may be a CE Router (MPLS router), an Internet Access Router or a Core Router.