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Azure vWAN SD-WAN NGFW Deployment Guide

7.2.0

Edits to BGP templates for Hub1 and Hub2

Edits to BGP templates for Hub1 and Hub2

Following is an overview of how to supplement BGP templates for Hub1 and Hub2:

  1. For Hub 1, edit the BGP template to create a new neighbor and edit the existing neighbor. See Editing the BGP template for Hub1.
  2. For Hub 2, edit the BGP template to create a new neighbor and edit the existing neighbor. See Edits to BGP templates for Hub1 and Hub2.
  3. Install the BGP template changes to Hub1 and Hub2. See Installing configuration changes to Hub1 and Hub2.

Editing the BGP template for Hub1

Edit the BGP template to create a new neighbor and edit the existing neighbor for Hub1.

To edit the BGP template for Hub1:
  1. Go to Device Manager > Provisioning Templates > BGP.

  2. Double-click the BGP template named Hub1 to open it for editing.

  3. Click Create New to add a neighbor:

    1. Set the following options

      IP

      169.254.40.2

      Remote AS

      Same as your local AS

      Interface

      VXLAN-to-Hub2

      Note: This is case sensitive and based on the interface name in the CLI script above.

      IPv4 Filtering

      • Enable Route Reflector Client.
      • Enable Next hop self.

    2. Expand Advanced Options, and enable next-hop-self-rr.

    3. Click OK to save the new neighbor.

  4. Double-click the existing neighbor to open it for editing:
    1. Under IPv4 Filtering, verify that Route Reflect Client and Next hop self are selected.

    2. Under advanced, enable next-hop-self-rr.

    3. Add a weight of 1000 (all the way at the bottom of the advanced section)

    4. Click OK to save changes to the existing neighbor.

  5. Click OK again to save the Hub1 template.

Editing the neighbor group for Hub2

For the BGP template for Hub2, perform the same steps as above, except create the new neighbor with IP 169.254.40.1 and interface name VXLAN-to-Hub1.

Installing configuration changes to Hub1 and Hub2

To install configuration changes to Hub1 and Hub2:
  1. Go to Device Manager > Devices & Groups.
  2. Click Install Wizard.
  3. Select your Hub Group.
  4. Click Next.
  5. Click Install.

Edits to BGP templates for Hub1 and Hub2

Edits to BGP templates for Hub1 and Hub2

Following is an overview of how to supplement BGP templates for Hub1 and Hub2:

  1. For Hub 1, edit the BGP template to create a new neighbor and edit the existing neighbor. See Editing the BGP template for Hub1.
  2. For Hub 2, edit the BGP template to create a new neighbor and edit the existing neighbor. See Edits to BGP templates for Hub1 and Hub2.
  3. Install the BGP template changes to Hub1 and Hub2. See Installing configuration changes to Hub1 and Hub2.

Editing the BGP template for Hub1

Edit the BGP template to create a new neighbor and edit the existing neighbor for Hub1.

To edit the BGP template for Hub1:
  1. Go to Device Manager > Provisioning Templates > BGP.

  2. Double-click the BGP template named Hub1 to open it for editing.

  3. Click Create New to add a neighbor:

    1. Set the following options

      IP

      169.254.40.2

      Remote AS

      Same as your local AS

      Interface

      VXLAN-to-Hub2

      Note: This is case sensitive and based on the interface name in the CLI script above.

      IPv4 Filtering

      • Enable Route Reflector Client.
      • Enable Next hop self.

    2. Expand Advanced Options, and enable next-hop-self-rr.

    3. Click OK to save the new neighbor.

  4. Double-click the existing neighbor to open it for editing:
    1. Under IPv4 Filtering, verify that Route Reflect Client and Next hop self are selected.

    2. Under advanced, enable next-hop-self-rr.

    3. Add a weight of 1000 (all the way at the bottom of the advanced section)

    4. Click OK to save changes to the existing neighbor.

  5. Click OK again to save the Hub1 template.

Editing the neighbor group for Hub2

For the BGP template for Hub2, perform the same steps as above, except create the new neighbor with IP 169.254.40.1 and interface name VXLAN-to-Hub1.

Installing configuration changes to Hub1 and Hub2

To install configuration changes to Hub1 and Hub2:
  1. Go to Device Manager > Devices & Groups.
  2. Click Install Wizard.
  3. Select your Hub Group.
  4. Click Next.
  5. Click Install.