Configure a VRF Profile in

Prisma SD-WAN

Select
Manage
Resources
Configuration Profiles
VRF
to create
VRF Definition
and
Profiles
.

You can also create the
VRF Profile
from
Monitor
Data Centers
. Select a
Data Centers
site. On the
Configuration
tab, click
Create Profile
and follow the steps below.

You can also create the
VRF Profile
from
Monitor
Branch Sites
. Select a
Branch Sites
site. On the
Configuration
tab, click
Create Profile
and follow the steps below.
Click
Add VRF Definitions
to add a VRF Definition to attach it to the VRF Profiles.
The system generates a
Global VRF Context
by default, and it does not allow updating or deleting the Global VRF Context. VRF contexts segment network traffic to apply different rules for the same profile. Note that a rule with a VRF context will always take precedence over one without a VRF context.
When the associated VRF definitions of the new profile match the default VRF context, you can switch from a default VRF Profile to a newly created one. Otherwise, you are not allowed to make changes.
Enter a
Name
and
optional
a
Description
for VRF Definition.
You can update or delete the created VRF Definition under the
Action
column (if you have not attached it to any of the VRF Profiles).
On the
Profiles
tab, select
Create Profile
to add a new VRF Profile. On the
Create VRF Profile
screen:

Enter a
Name
,
optional
a
Description
, and
Select VRF Definitions
for the VRF Profile. Click
Next
to continue adding the
Route Leak Rules
or click
Submit
to stop the further configurations.
On the
Route Leak Rules
, you can see the Route table with the existing rules if available. Click
Add Route Leak Rules
to create a new rule. Enter a
Name
,
optional
a
Description
,
Source VRF
,
Destination VRF
, and
IPv4 Prefix
. Click
Next
.
The leaked IPv4 prefix in the route leak rule must match the prefix configured on the interface.

View
Summary
to see the detailed information before submitting the new VRF Profile.