| Conditional Backhaul |
With Conditional Backhaul enabled, the edge will be able to failover Internet bound traffic (Direct Internet traffic and Cloud Security Traffic via IPsec) to MPLS links whenever there is no public Internet links available. See Configure Edge Clustering and Configure Action Network Service. |
| Configure DSL Settings |
Support is available for Metanoia xDSL SFP module (MT 5311), a highly integrated SFP bridged modem, which provides a pluggable SFP compliant interface to upgrade existing DSL IAD or home Gateway devices to higher bandwidth services. See Configure DSL Settings. |
| Edge Clustering Updates |
For updated information about Edge Clustering and how it works, see the following sections: About Edge Clustering, Understanding How Edge Clustering Works. |
| Edge Custom Info |
Allows Standard Admin and Super User of Enterprise/MSP/Operator roles (users who have UPDATE_EDGE privilege) to add or update Custom Information for an edge. See Provision a New Edge. |
| Edge Wi-Fi Improvements |
At the edge-level, based on the edge model and the country configured for the Edge, allows selection of a radio band and channel supported for the Edge. See Configure Wi-Fi Radio Overrides. |
| Enhanced MPLS CoS |
While configuring MPLS CoS, there is an enhancement in mapping the DSCP tags. You should map DSCP tags of same IP precedence to the same class of service. See Configure MPLS CoS. |
| Enterprise Reports |
Allows to generate reports with overall network summary along with information on SD-WAN traffic and transport distribution. The reports enable the analysis of your network. See Monitor Reports. |
| Hub Clustering Troubleshooting |
There are two troubleshooting features for Hub Clustering (tracking the number of Spoke reassignments and Rebalance Spokes across Hubs within the Cluster). These features can be used for troubleshooting or maintenance to Rebalance all Spokes in a Hub Cluster. See Troubleshooting Edge Cluster. |
| NAT Enhancements on the Edge |
Users can specify Source NAT based on Destination or Destination NAT based on Source, or users can NAT both Source and Destination IP on the packet. See LAN-side NAT Rules at Edge Level. |
| Netflow data extensions |
Allows user to configure export interval for tunnel stats template. See Configure Netflow Settings at the Profile Level. |
| New Remote Diagnostic Tests for 510 LTE and 610 |
The “LTE Modem Information” diagnostic test is available for configured Edge 510 LTE devices. This test retrieves diagnostic information, such as signal strength, connection information, etc. See Configure Device Settings. |
| Object Groups |
An object group consists of a range of IP addresses or Port numbers. When you create business policies and firewall rules, you can define the rules for a range of IP addresses or a range of TCP/UDP ports, by including the object groups in the rule definitions. See Object Groups. |
| Stateful Firewall |
A Stateful firewall monitors and tracks the operating state and characteristics of every network connections coming through the firewall and uses this information to determine which network packets to allow through the firewall. See Configure Firewall Rule. |
| Support for X710/XL710 NIC with DPDK and SR-IOV |
SR-IOV and DPDK support for the new Intel X710/XL710 NIC. See
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| Syslog Firewall Logging |
Allows collection of SD-WAN Orchestrator bound events and firewall logs originating from enterprise SD-WAN Edges to one or more centralized remote Syslog collectors (Servers), in the native Syslog format. See Configure Syslog Settings at Profile Level and Configure Syslog Settings at Edge Level. |
| Token Based Authentication |
The users can access the SD-WAN Orchestrator APIs using tokens instead of session-based authentication. As an Operator Super User, you can manage the API tokens for enterprise users. See API Tokens. |
| Webhook Alerts |
Webhooks deliver data to other applications, triggered by certain events using HTTP POST. Whenever an event occurs, the source sends an HTTP request to the target application configured for the webhook. See Webhooks. |
