: Manage Service Provide Backbones Through the Prisma SASE Multitenant Portal
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Manage Service Provide Backbones Through the Prisma SASE Multitenant Portal

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Manage Service Provide Backbones Through the
Prisma SASE Multitenant Portal

Learn how to manage service provider (SP) backbones through the
Prisma SASE Multitenant Portal
Welcome to
Prisma SASE Multitenant Portal
Service Provider (SP) backbone management. Here you can find contextual information and step-by-step instructions on various aspects of SP backbone management. Explore the topics below to configure, view, and delete SP backbones and connections. Depending on your license, the
Manage
page provides access to the following:
  • Learn About Service Provider Backbone concepts and functionality in the
    Prisma SASE Multitenant Portal
    . Understand how SP backbones enable service providers to offer granular
    Prisma Access
    egress traffic routes to their customers. Gain insights into key reasons for using SP backbones for
    Prisma Access
    egress traffic.
  • Add a Service Provider Backbone to get acquainted with the necessary prerequisites, including the required licensing and limits. Configure service provider profiles to start defining the backbone infrastructure.
  • Add a Service Provider Connection to establish connectivity and high availability for your SP backbone. Configure connection profiles, specifying connection parameters, and verifying the connection status.
  • View Service Provider Backbones to gain insights into the current SP backbone status and make informed decisions regarding optimization.
  • View Service Provider Connections to get detailed information on established and pending connections, including status, bandwidth, and associated network services.
  • Delete a Service Provider Backbone to remove obsolete or unnecessary backbones. Understand the prerequisites, potential impacts, and considerations associated with deleting a backbone.
  • Delete a Service Provider Connection to terminate connections that are no longer required. Understand the impact and considerations involved in removing a connection.

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