Features Introduced in SD-WAN Plugin 3.1
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- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 4.0.3
- Known Issues in Enterprise DLP Plugin 4.0.3
- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 4.0.2
- Known Issues in Enterprise DLP Plugin 4.0.2
- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 4.0.1
- Known Issues in Enterprise DLP Plugin 4.0.1
- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 4.0.0
- Known Issues in Enterprise DLP Plugin 4.0.0
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- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.8
- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.7
- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.6
- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.5
- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.4
- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.3
- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.2
- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.1
- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.0
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.8
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.7
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.6
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.5
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 3.0.4
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Plugin 3.0.3
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Plugin 3.0.0
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- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 1.0.8
- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 1.0.3
- Features Introduced in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention 1.0.1
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Plugin 1.0.8
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Plugin 1.0.7
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Plugin 1.0.6
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Plugin 1.0.4
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Plugin 1.0.3
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Plugin 1.0.2
- Known Issues in Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Plugin 1.0.1
- Features Introduced in the Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Cloud Service
- Limitations
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Features Introduced in SD-WAN Plugin 3.1
New features introduced in SD-WAN Plugin 3.1 releases.
The SD-WAN Administrator’s Guide
3.1 provides information about how to use the SD-WAN plugin
features in this release.
What's New in SD-WAN Plugin 3.1.3
Key features introduced with the SD-WAN plugin 3.1.3 release:
New SD-WAN Feature | Description |
|---|---|
Additional SD-WAN Hubs in VPN Cluster | The number of hubs to configure in a VPN
cluster has been increased from 4 to 16. Do not
configure the same priority for more than four SD-WAN hubs in a
VPN cluster. |
Additional Private Link Types for SD-WAN Interface
Profile | The number of private link types to configure in an SD-WAN
Interface Profile has been increased from 3 to 7. Beginning with PAN-OS 11.0.4, SD-WAN plugin 3.1.3 and later 3.1
releases support the following private link types in addition to
the existing private link types ( MPLS ,
Satellite ,
Microwave/Radio ):
We don't support plain text traffic from SD-WAN branch firewall
to SD-WAN hub firewall for these new private link types. When
you configure any of the new private link types, ensure that you
have an SD-WAN policy rule on the hub that is configured only
with public link type. Because when the internet-bound traffic
backhauls or fails to the hub from the branch, it must match
with this SD-WAN policy rule. Otherwise, the traffic gets
dropped as these private links ( Private
Link1 , Private Link2 ,
Private Link3 , and Private
Link4 ) are part of the direct internet access
(DIA) SD-WAN interface. |
What's New in SD-WAN Plugin 3.1.2
Key features introduced with the SD-WAN plugin 3.1.2 release:
Bug and performance fixes.
What's New in SD-WAN Plugin 3.1.1
Key features introduced with the SD-WAN plugin 3.1.1 release:
New SD-WAN Feature | Description |
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SD-WAN IPv6 Basic Connectivity | The legacy routing engine now supports SD-WAN in a dual stack
using IPv6 BGP loopback addresses for BGP peering; thus, you can
establish IPv6 connectivity from the branch to the hub over an
IPv4 SD-WAN tunnel. (IPv6 connectivity over DIA isn't
supported.) |
What’s New in SD-WAN Plugin 3.1.0
Key features introduced with the SD-WAN plugin 3.1.0 release:
New SD-WAN Feature | Description |
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SD-WAN Plugin Support for Advanced Routing
Engine | We have enhanced the SD-WAN plugin 3.1.0
to support logical routers for branches and hubs that use advanced
routing engines. With SD-WAN plugin 3.1.0 configured with an advanced
routing option, all SD-WAN related objects are automatically generated
in logical routers rather than virtual routers. SD-WAN plugin 3.1.0
running PAN-OS 11.0 offers an advanced routing engine that relies
on industry-standard configuration methodology, which facilitates
the administrator tasks. It allows the creation of profiles that
are used for different functions (such as, filtering, redistribution,
and metric changes), all of which can be used across logical routers.
These profiles provide finer granularity to filter routes for each
dynamic routing protocol and improve route redistribution across
multiple protocols. |