Identifying the ip|engine

After the Data Center ip|engine with the 'SN123456' Serial Number (and its Model/Version information) has been automatically provisioned in the SD-WAN Orchestrator from the ZTP Server, as indicated via the sign, it appears under the 'Not Configured' tab of the Network -> Configuration window.

Proceed as follows to identify and further configure the ip|engine.

In the Network -> Configuration window, click

to edit the ip|engine.

In the Deployment Mode panel, select the Bridge-Router option and click the

icon to enable the related panels and functions of the interface.

In the General panel, enter the Name of the ip|engine as well as the name of the related Site.

Manually enter 65214 for the Local Autonomous System. It corresponds to the Autonomous System configured on the 10.1.4.249 router.

If you check the Auto option (not possible in the current Use Case), the related field is automatically populated with a number selected by the Orchestrator from the AS Number Range you have specified in the Overlay Routing panel of the Advanced Configuration window.

Through the Role field, define the ip|engine as a Hub since it identifies here a Data Center (receives tunnel requests on L3 interfaces). A spoke corresponds to a Site ip|engine (generates tunnel requests on L3 interfaces). Tunnels are always built from the spokes to the hub.

Since NATted DTI traffic is enabled on the WAN2 interface, select the Syslog Server you defined in "Advanced Configuration" to enable log export.

WAN Optimization is activated by default on this ip|engine if the matching license is available.

Also see how to identify:

a Branch Office ip|engine