Engine Editor > General > Clustering
Use this branch to view nodes and add new nodes to the Secure SD-WAN Engine cluster.
Option | Definition |
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Node ID (Not editable) |
Shows the ID number of the node. |
Name | Specifies the name of the node. Double-click the cell to edit the name. |
Configuration Status (Not editable) |
Shows the configuration status of the node. |
Certificate (Optional) |
Shows information about the node's certificate for external certificate management. Right-click the cell, then select Edit Certificate to create a
certificate request for the Secure SD-WAN Engine node. You must create a separate certificate request for each Secure SD-WAN Engine node. |
Version (Not editable) |
Shows the version of the Secure SD-WAN Engine software that is installed on the engine. |
Comment (Optional) |
A comment for your own reference. |
SNMP Location | Specifies the SNMP location string that is returned on queries to the SNMPv2-MIB or SNMPv2-MIB-sysLocation object. |
SNMP Engine ID (SNMPv3 only) |
A unique identifier for each Secure SD-WAN Engine node that is used by the SNMP agent. The engine ID is used with a hash function to generate keys for authentication and encryption of SNMPv3 messages. If you do not specify the SNMP engine ID, an SNMP engine ID is automatically generated. |
Disabled | Disables the node. You can enable the node later. |
Add Node | Adds a node to the cluster. Opens the Engine Node Properties dialog box. |
Edit Node | Allows you to change the properties of the selected node. Opens the Engine Node Properties dialog box. |
Remove Node | Deletes the selected node. The deleted node cannot be restored. |
Clustering Mode
(Not Layer 2 Engines) |
Note: Only standby clustering mode is supported for Layer 2 Engine Clusters.
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Clustering | Allows you to change advanced settings for the cluster. Opens the Advanced Cluster Settings dialog box. |