Onboard an ECMP Enabled Site
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Onboard an ECMP Enabled Site
Let us learn more about to onboard an ecmp enabled site.
ECMP is now enabled by default within the
CloudBlade. With the Local-AS configuration in the 2.1.1 version for
the CloudBlade, the ECMP onboarding of sites is simplified by just
having to configure the prisma_access tag on a site, in conjunction with
the IPSec Termination Node region tags applied.
This provides
the ability to add new links to the site and have them automatically
be added to the ECMP bundle, providing the site with an additional
path to Prisma Access.
ECMP is enabled on all circuits, but
can be disabled or modified for a given site. All circuits that
have reachability to Prisma Access will automatically be added to
the ECMP bundle, with up to four interfaces in the ECMP bundle.
- From the Prisma SD-WAN web interface, select your site.
- Click the extended tags icon on the Edit Site screen
to view ECMP.
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When you create an ECMP bundle, the default selection is Auto Detect for both Region and License level sections by default.In 2.1.1, the auto region detection for ECMP bundles is NOT recommended to be used as is available in the 2.0.3 CloudBlade release. There is no current logic today from the CloudBlade and Prisma integration to determine if a region has bandwidth allocated (and IPSec Termination Nodes behind it). The current CloudBlade logic assumes that ALL regions have bandwidth available.![]()
