Create an IoT Discovery Profile in Prisma SD-WAN
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Create an IoT Discovery Profile in Prisma SD-WAN

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Create an IoT Discovery Profile in Prisma SD-WAN

Learn how to create an IoT discovery profile in Prisma SD-WAN.
Where Can I Use This?What Do I Need?
  • Prisma SD-WAN
  • Prisma SD-WAN license
  • IoT Security license
  • Prisma Access Remote Networks license
Create an IoT discovery profile that will have global configurations and can be associated with sites. Since most of the configuration would be common across sites, the IoT discovery profile can be used for multiple sites.
  1. Select ManageResourcesConfiguration ProfilesIoT Discovery.
  2. Click Add Profile.
  3. Add configuration details for the profile.
    1. Add a Profile Name.
    2. (Optional) Enter a Description.
    3. Enable Automated SNMP Discovery to enable SNMP discovery for all sites having this profile.
      Automated SNMP Discovery is enabled by default. You can turn this off to disable SNMP discovery for this profile.
    4. (Optional) Enable Use local neighbors to enable local SNMP discovery.
      This option is available only for branch ION devices.
    5. Choose an interval for Network Discovery Schedulefor Every 6, 12, or 24 hours.
      This site- level configuration specifies the frequency for a branch ION device to determine the list of networking devices (either with a starting/seed address or based on the LLDP/CDP neighbors). This configuration specifies the frequency with which the ION device can run the SNMP MIB query to discover the LLDP neighbors in the network. The default value is 24 hours.
    6. Enter a time interval for the Device Discovery Schedule.
      The time entered for the Device Discovery Schedule should be less than or equal to the time entered for the Network Discovery Schedule.
    7. Set discovery credentials for an SNMP Version.
      Prisma SD-WAN supports SNMP versions v2 and v3.
      • For SNMPv2, enter an SNMP Community String.
        The default value is public.
      • For SNMPv3, select a Security Level.
        • Noauth—Enter a Username.
        • Auth —Enter a Username, Authentication Protocol (None, MD5, or SHA128 (default)), and an Authentication Password.
        • Private —Enter a Username, Authentication Protocol (None, MD5, or SHA) , Privacy Protocol (None, AES, DES), and an Authentication Password.
    8. Click Submit.