Start the FlexEdge Secure SD-WAN Configuration Wizard on the command line
Start the Secure SD-WAN Configuration Wizard to configure settings for the Secure SD-WAN engine.
Tip: You can run the Secure SD-WAN Configuration Wizard at any time using the sg-reconfigure command on the engine command line.
Steps
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If you are configuring a physical device, connect to the Secure SD-WAN Engine appliance.
- Connect the Secure SD-WAN Engine appliance to a laptop or other client device using a serial cable.
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On the client device, use a terminal console program to connect to the Secure SD-WAN Engine appliance with these settings:
- Bits per second — 115,200
- Data bits — 8
- Parity — None
- Stop bits — 1.
Note: The serial console port speed is 115,200 bps in most Secure SD-WAN Engine appliances. The speed is 9600 bps in older Secure SD-WAN Engine appliance models. See the hardware guide for your Secure SD-WAN Engine appliance model for more information. - Connect the network cables to the Secure SD-WAN Engine appliance.
- Turn on the Secure SD-WAN Engine appliance.
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Start the Secure SD-WAN Configuration Wizard.
Note: On some appliance models, the Secure SD-WAN Configuration Wizard starts automatically.
- Press Enter to activate the console.
- When you are prompted to start the Secure SD-WAN Configuration Wizard, type Y, then press Enter.
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Select the role for the Secure SD-WAN Engine.
If you have an Secure SD-WAN Engine license, you can select any of the Secure SD-WAN Engine roles. The role must correspond to the engine element (Engine, Layer 2 Engine, or IPS) that you defined in the Management Client. You can later change the engine’s role. If you have a license for a specific type of engine (Engine/VPN or IPS), select the role that corresponds to the type of license you have.
- Highlight Role, then press Enter.
- Highlight Engine, IPS, or Layer 2 Engine, then press Enter.
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Select one of the following configuration methods:
- Highlight Import, then press Enter to import a saved configuration.
- Highlight Next, then press Enter to manually configure the engine’s settings.
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If you have stored the configuration on a USB drive, import the configuration.
- Select USB Memory, then press Enter.
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Select the correct configuration file.
The files are specific to each engine node.
- Highlight Next, then press Enter.