The Prisma SD-WAN portal MAP tab
has been enhanced with the following changes:
Upon user
login, the Prisma SD-WAN portal opens on the MAP/Topology page with
a view of branch and data center sites.
The Dashboard view is still available and can be accessed by clicking
CloudGenix at the top left of the screen.
For each user, on all of the MAPpages
(Topology, Sites, Claimed and Unclaimed Devices), any filters and
Map settings applied including the stoplight color preferences,
will be retained and persist across sessions with the controller
UI.
The blue badge on top of the filter icon is a visual indicator that
a filter criterion has been set, with the number indicating how many
filters have been applied.
MAP Settings include
Site Connectivity
On the Map, a Site's status color
can now be changed from the default to be viewed by connectivity.
Each site's connectivity is computed based on the status of its
VPN overlay connections. The current default view based off the
site's standing alarms still remains.
Summary Indicator Bar to View Distribution
of Site Connectivity
When Site Connectivity is selected from MAP Settings,
a Summary Indicator Bar appears on the top of the screen. Click
on the color bar for a graphical view of the site connectivity summary.
From the graphical view, click a color in the chart legend to navigate
directly to the filtered site list. For example, to view sites with
full connectivity, click Green.
New Feature/Enhancement
Description
Enhanced GRE Support
In order to facilitate integration with Third
Party services and devices such as cloud security and traditional
routers, Prisma SD-WAN now supports Generic Routing Encapsulation
(GRE) tunnels from branch or data center sites to Third Party endpoints. Limitations/Caveats
Prisma SD-WAN Data Center devices support Third Party GRE
Tunnels, but do not support associating a Third Party endpoint to
this interface. This implies that liveliness probes are available,
and therefore, it is highly recommended to enable GRE keepalives.
NAT performed between the local and remote endpoints of the
GRE Tunnel may disrupt the use of GRE keepalives.
