• SonicOS 7.1
• About SonicOS
  • Working with SonicOS
  • SonicOS Workflow
  • How to Use the SonicOS Administration Guides
  • Guide Conventions
• About SD-WAN
• SD-WAN Groups
  • About SD-WAN Groups
  • Configuring SD-WAN Groups
    • Creating an SD-WAN Group
    • Editing an SD-WAN Group
    • Deleting an SD-WAN Group
    • Deleting Multiple SD-WAN Groups
• SLA Probes
  • About SLA Probes
  • Configuring SLA Probes
    • Adding SD-WAN SLA Probes
    • Editing an SD-WAN SLA Probe
    • Deleting an SD-WAN SLA Probe
    • Deleting Multiple SD-WAN SLA Probes
• SLA Class Objects
  • About SLA Class Objects
  • Configuring SD-WAN SLA Class Objects
    • Adding an SD-WAN SLA Class Object
    • Editing an SD-WAN SLA Class Object
    • Deleting an SD-WAN SLA Class Object
    • Deleting All Custom SLA Class Objects
• Path Selection Profiles
  • About Path Selection Profiles
  • Configuring Path Selection Profiles
    • Adding Path Selection Profile
    • Editing a Path Selection Profile
    • Deleting a Path Selection Profile
    • Deleting Multiple Path Selection Profiles
• SD-WAN Rules
  • About SD-WAN Rules
  • Configuring SD-WAN Rules
    • Adding SD-WAN Rules
    • Editing SD-WAN Rules
    • Deleting SD-WAN Rule
    • Deleting Multiple SD-WAN Rules
• Monitoring SD-WAN
• Viewing SD-WAN Rules Connections
• SonicWall Support
  • About This Document

Creating an SD-WAN Group

You can create multiple SD-WAN Groups to meet your requirements.

To add an SD-WAN group

1. Navigate to Network | SDWAN > Groups.
2. Click the Add icon.

   The Add SD-WAN Group dialog displays.

   

3. Enter a descriptive name in the Name field.
4. Select one or more interfaces from the Not in Group list. Member interfaces available to select included Physical WAN, virtual (VLAN) WAN, numbered tunnel (VPN) interfaces and VPN policies for un-numbered tunnel interfaces.

   An interface cannot be a member of more than one SD-WAN group.

   The maximum number of interfaces that can be added in an SD-WAN group is 10.

5. Click the Right Arrow to move the selected interfaces to the In Group column.
6. To change the priority of the selected group members:
   1. Select the interface.
   2. Click the Up Arrow or Down Arrow.

If user is using VPN tunnel interface for SD-WAN configuration, then in both the firewall the priority for the tunnel interface should be maintained same.

7. Repeat Step 6 for each interface to prioritize.

1. Click Add.

   If the group is created, a confirmation message is displayed.

2. Click Close.