When you log in to Prisma SD-WAN, you will notice that the Navigation Path Changes in Prisma SD-WAN Web Interface and MSP Portal align with the rest of the Prisma SASE solution. For an interactive view of the navigation changes see, Prisma SD-WAN.

Prisma SD-WAN now supports unified App-IDs to provide application detection services based on PANW applications.

Click ManageResourcesApplications to view the applications available in Prisma SD-WAN.

All existing system application names will be migrated to match the PANW application names. See the complete list of Prisma SD-WAN.

The following application definitions have been deprecated in Prisma SD-WAN starting with device version 6.0.1.

act-on, adp, afp-over-tcp, aimini, akamai-cdn, aria, ariba, armagetron, attask, autotask, ayiya, citrixadmin, citrixima, citriximaclient, cloudfront-cdn, coupa, crashplan-backup, crashplan-proe, crossfire, daxko, directconnect, directdownloadlink, disk, dofus, double-take, double-take-mgmt-serv, doubleclick, doubleverify, dynamics365-financials, dynamics365-marketing, edonkey, exacttarget, fastly-cdn, fiesta, filetopia, florensia, ftp-data, ftp-l4, gliffy, google-finance, google-news, halflife, hostanalytics, http-l4, i23v5, imaps, imesh, innotas, interspire, ipfix, ipsec, ircs, ircu, kace-mgmt, keysurvey, l2tpv3, ldap-gc, ldap-gc-ssl, ldap-ssl, lithium, mail-submission, marketo, mdns, meebo, meraki-control, merchantlink, mhelpdesk, microsoft, microsoft-live, microsoft-myanalytics, microsoft-security, mom-encrypted, ms-frs, ms-olap, ms-olap4, ms-streaming, ms-wbt-server, netapp-ossv, netopia, nfs, nntp-over-ssl, noe, objcall, office365-mgmt, office365-portal, office 365-video, openair, optimizely, oracle-http, oracle-saas, pando, pandora-audio, parature, paypal, pcoip-udp, pops, qad-erp, screenhero, silverpeak-peer, silverpop, skype-media, smartturn, smb-l4, smb3, smtps, socks5, socrates, splunk-forwarder, ssdp-event-n, ssh-l4, ssl-l4, strikeiron, tds, timbuktu-srv, tripit, udutu, upnp-event-n, usenet, veritas-backupexec, wordpress, worldofkungfu, xactly, xmpp-client, yahoo, yahoo-groups, yahoo-maps, yahoo-news, yahoo-search, zattoo, zuora

Prisma SD-WAN now supports IPv6 on WAN interfaces for branch and data center devices, Prisma SD-WAN VPN tunnels, WAN DHCP clients, and static route.

Starting with Release 6.0.1, you can assign the Prisma SD-WAN ION 3000 device to a data center site, which can be useful for smaller deployments.

Prisma SD-WAN ION devices support multicast over LAN and WAN. A branch site supports LAN multicast senders and receivers, although it can only receive WAN multicast traffic. A data center site transmits WAN multicast traffic to a connected branch site over VPNs that are established over WAN underlay interfaces.

Prisma SD-WAN ION devices support IGMPv2 and IGMPv3 receivers, Protocol Independent Multicast (PIM), Any-source multicast (ASM), and Source-specific multicast (SSM).

Monitor your devices and tenants using the new Prisma SD-WAN.

Starting with device release 6.0.1, Prisma SD-WAN does not support original/legacy policies. If you have configured original or legacy policies, you must migrate these legacy policies to stacked policies before you can upgrade your device to Release 6.0.1.

Starting with release 6.0.1, Prisma SD-WAN statistics will use a new data lake infrastructure for storage of statistics and metrics. If firewall or access list restrictions exist for Prisma SD-WAN communication to the Cloud Controller, the listed hostnames must be added for Allow Hostnames in Firewall Configuration or Allow IP Addresses in Firewall Configuration communication as required.