Validate the Azure Virtual WAN Integration CloudBlade

1. Check the status indicator on the CloudBlade window. Once enabled and deployed correctly, the status indicator should turn green. If the access credentials are invalid, the status indicator will display an invalid credentials error message.

2. Check if the Prisma SD-WAN Datacenter site has been created in the Prisma SD-WAN controller and if the vION HA pair has been assigned to this site.
   The Cloudblade will provision both the vION and the set standard device name as Prisma-SD-WAN-vION-1-<region_name> and Prisma-SD-WAN-vION-2-<region_name>. It is recommended not to change the device name as it may lead to configuration sync issues between both vIONs.
3. Go to Site Details and check if the Secure Fabric Links are created between the newly created Azure Data Center ION devices and the branch site devices.

4. Go to the Active ION device Interface configuration window and check if Port 1 and Port 2 configurations are created.

5. Check if the IPs provided on port 1 and port 2 of the element in the controller match the ION deployed in the Azure Environment.
6. Check if the BGP core peering between each vION and the Azure virtual hub is up.

7. Verify the static route configuration for each vION interface. Static routes are required as Azure's virtual hub router advertises workload/application prefixes to the virtual IONs. In order for the vIONs to forward branch traffic to these destination prefixes, the vION(s) first need to send the traffic to the hub router and the static route entries enable that routing.

8. Check the advertised application VNET prefixes to the Virtual hub.

9. Check the received routes from the Cloud Router.