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Template Stacks
You can configure a template stack or assign templates
to a template stack. Assigning firewalls to a template stack allows
you to push all necessary settings to the firewalls instead of adding
every setting to every template individually. Panorama supports
up to 1,024 stacks. You can Add Stack to
create a new template stack and configure the settings as described
in the following table. After you configure a template stack, you
must commit your changes in Panorama (see Panorama
Commit Operations). Additionally, after you configure the
network and device settings of firewalls assigned to the stack,
you must perform a template commit and push the settings to the
firewalls.
Deleting a template stack or removing
a firewall from a template stack does not delete the values that
Panorama previously pushed to that firewall; however, when you remove
a firewall from a template stack, Panorama no longer pushes new
updates to that firewall.
Template Stack Settings | Description |
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Name | Enter a stack name (up to 31 characters).
The name is case-sensitive, must be unique, must start with a letter,
and can contain only letters, numbers, and underscores. In the Device and Network tabs,
the Template drop-down displays the stack
name and its assigned templates. |
Description | Enter a description for the stack. |
Automatically push content when software
device registers to Panorama | Enable this option when on-boarding VM-Series
or CN-Series firewalls on Panorama to automatically push the latest
content updates to the firewalls. |
Templates | Add each template
you want to include in the stack (up to 8). If templates have
duplicate settings, Panorama pushes only the settings from the template
that is higher in the list when pushing settings to the assigned
firewalls. For example, if Template_A is above Template_B in the
list and both templates define the ethernet1/1 interface, then Panorama
pushes the ethernet1/1 definition from Template_A and not from Template_B.
To change the order of templates in the list, select a template
and Move Up or Move Down. Panorama doesn’t validate template combinations
in stacks so plan the order of your
templates to avoid invalid relationships. |
Devices | Select each firewall that you want to add
to the stack. If the list of firewalls is long, you can filter
the list by Platforms, Device
Groups, Tags, and HA
Status. You can assign firewalls that have
non-matching modes (VPN mode, multiple virtual systems mode, or
operational mode) to the same stack. Panorama pushes mode-specific settings
only to those firewalls that support those modes. |
Select All | Selects every firewall in the list. |
Deselect All | Deselects every firewall in the list. |
Group HA Peers | Groups firewalls that are high availability
(HA) peers. This enables you to easily identify firewalls that have
an HA configuration. When pushing settings from the template stack, you
can push to the grouped pair instead of to each firewall individually. |
Filter Selected | To display only specific firewalls, select
them and then Filter Selected. |
User-ID Master Device | Configure Panorama as a User-ID Master Device
for mappings. |
Cloud Identity Engine | Add a Cloud Identity
Engine instance to authenticate users using the authentication profile
that you configure in the Cloud Identity Engine. |
Templates | Add or Delete a
pre-configured template. Move Up or Move Down templates
to change priority. The template at the top has the highest priority. |