If you have purchased the Remote Networks license when purchasing ADEM, you can allocate
your Remote Networks bandwidth licenses on Prisma Access for each compute
location.
Based on your capacity planning, you allocate your Remote Networks bandwidth licenses on Prisma Access for each compute location. The unit of measure for bandwidth
licenses is Mbps.
Below
are some points to consider when allocating bandwidth for ADEM:
When enabling ADEM on a compute location, the amount of ADEM bandwidth allocated on a compute
location will mandatorily be equal to the bandwidth that you had already
allocated for Remote Networks (see Bandwidth Allocation
(Mbps) column) on Prisma Access for that compute
location.
As soon as you enable ADEM on a compute location, the same amount of bandwidth allocated for
Remote Network is automatically deducted from the overall ADEM pool of
bandwidth licenses (shown by Autonomous DEM Allocated
Total).
The Autonomous DEM Allocated Total shows you how much bandwidth
has already been consumed by ADEM and how much is remaining.
For any compute location, you can Enable ADEM only if you have enough ADEM
bandwidth license available in the overall ADEM bandwidth pool (shown in
Autonomous DEM Allocated Total)
matching the allocated Remote Networks bandwidth. For example, if you are
trying to Enable ADEM on a compute location where 100
Mbps of Remote Networks bandwidth is allocated, if your ADEM pool of
licenses does not have at least 100 Mbps bandwidth available, you won't be
able to enable ADEM on that compute location unless you add more ADEM
bandwidth license to overall pool.
Also, when ADEM is enabled on a particular compute location, if you increase or decrease the
amount of Remote Networks Bandwidth Allocation (Mbps)
on that compute location, it will correspondingly increase or decrease the
overall bandwidth in the ADEM pool of licenses (Autonomous DEM Allocated Total).
When you Enable ADEM on a compute location, all the sites that connect to
the compute location get ADEM enabled and those Prisma SD-WAN
sites can connect to the ADEM portal. Hence all those sites can be
monitored.
After you have enabled ADEM on a compute location, if you
would like to free up some ADEM bandwidth to allocate to some other
compute location, you can deselect the Enable check
box. Doing so will release that bandwidth back to the ADEM pool
of licenses, but it will also disable ADEM on the compute location
which results in synthetic test monitoring to be stopped on all
sites connected to that compute location.
To enable Autonomous DEM for the compute location, follow these steps:
