SD-WAN
PAN-OS & Panorama
Table of Contents
PAN-OS & Panorama
In PAN-OS, create a path quality profile to control when the firewall replaces a
deteriorating path with a new path for packets matching the SD-WAN policy
rule.
- Select a Device Group.
- Select .
- Add a Path Quality profile by Name using a maximum of 31 alphanumeric characters.
- For Latency, double-click the Threshold value and enter the number of milliseconds allowed for a packet to leave the firewall, arrive at the opposite end of the SD-WAN tunnel, and a response packet to return to the firewall before the threshold is exceeded (range is 10 to 2,000; default is 100).
- For Latency, select the Sensitivity (low, medium, or high). Default is medium.Click the arrow at the end of the Threshold column to sort thresholds in ascending or descending numerical order.
- For Jitter, double-click the Threshold value and enter the number of milliseconds (range is 10 to 1,000; default is 100).
- For Jitter, select the Sensitivity (low, medium, or high). Default is medium.
- For Packet Loss, double-click the Threshold value and enter the percentage of packets lost on the link before the threshold is exceeded (range is 1 to 100.0; default is 1).Setting the Sensitivity for Packet Loss has no effect, so leave the default setting.If you change the Probe Frequency in an SD-WAN Interface profile for a Panorama template, you should also adjust the Packet Loss threshold for a Panorama device group.
- Click OK.
- Commit and Commit and Push your configuration changes.
- Commit your changes.
- Repeat this task for every Device Group.
