The Cisco SD-WAN Solution (a.k.a Viptela) is a cloud-delivered overlay SD-WAN architecture that facilitates digital and cloud transformation for enterprises and communication service providers (CSP). It significantly reduces WAN costs and time to deploy new services.
Cisco SD-WAN builds a API based architecture that's crucial for enterprises and CSPs to do the configuration automation through their internal tools.
Once below templates are successfully created, these can be grouped under one device template which can then attached to an edge device
This postman collection provides some example of various APIs dealing with Local Policies.
This POSTMAN environment and collection that can be used to interact with the Cisco SD-WAN powered by Viptela vManage REST API. You can edit the variables in the environment to point to your own vManage instance. The collection contains REST API calls to create list, policy component and Local policy. Please note that the username should have write permission for "Policy Configuration" Feature for the usergroup that it is associated with.
Local Policy Components | Cardinality for one instance of Local policy | Lists that can be used | Important Aspects |
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QoS Map | 0..many | Class Map (Queue) | |
Rewrite Rule | 0..many | Class Map (Class) | |
ACL | 0..many | Class Map (Match/Actions: Class) |
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Route Policy | 0..many | AS Path (Match: AS Path) |
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Level | Analysis |
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List (3rd level) | 1. Cannot be deleted if it is referenced in any 2nd level policy. 2. Will not be auto deleted if the 2nd level parent policy is deleted. It has to be deleted manually. |
Individual Local Policy Lists (2nd Level) | 1. Cannot be deleted if it is referenced in any 1st level policy. 2. Will not be auto deleted if the1st level parent policy is deleted. It has to be deleted manually. |
Higher Level Local Policies (1st Level) | 1. Deletion of 1st level policy will not delete any 2nd level policies referred under it. 2. If we have created new 2nd Level policy while creating new 1st level policy and cancelling the 1st level policy without saving, then the 2nd level policy will also get deleted. 3. If we have created new list while creating new 1st level policy and cancelling the 1st level policy without saving, then it will not delete the list automatically. It has to be deleted manually. |
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