SD-WAN elements

You can view the types of elements used for configuring VPNs, and inbound and outbound traffic management.

Table 1. Types of elements in the VPN configuration
Element Type Explanation
Policy-Based VPNs Configurations particular to a VPN between two or more VPN gateways.
Route-Based VPN Tunnels Configurations particular to VPN tunnels between Firewall interfaces that are designated as tunnel endpoints.
Traffic Handlers Configure outbound and inbound traffic management features (load balancing and high availability).
SSL VPN Portal SSL VPN Portals Configurations particular to Firewalls that act as SSL VPN Portals.
SSL VPN Portal Policies SSL VPN Portal Policy elements that define which services are available in the SSL VPN Portal and which users can access the services.
SSL VPN Portal Services SSL VPN Portal Services that are used through the SSL VPN Portal.
SSL VPN SSO Domains SSL VPN SSO Domains where the same user name and password are valid.
SSL VPN Portal Service Profiles Defines the settings for SSO and cookie protection in the SSL VPN Portal Services.
VPN Gateways Configurations particular to individual VPN Gateways, such as IP address information.
Other Elements Connection Types Connection type elements that define how VPN endpoints are used in a Multi-Link configuration.
Monitoring Groups Monitoring Group elements for monitoring route-based VPN tunnels.
Profiles Gateway Profiles Information about the capabilities of particular types and versions of VPN gateway devices. Allow automatic configuration validation.
Gateway Settings Advanced global Firewall settings related to VPN performance tuning.
VPN Profiles The main authentication, encryption, and integrity checking settings for VPNs.
QoS Classes An identifier that can be assigned to network traffic to define QoS policies for the traffic.
TLS Cryptography Suite Sets Settings that define which cryptographic algorithms are allowed to be used in the SSL VPN.
VPN Certificates Gateway Certificates Certificate issuers whose signature is accepted as proof of identity on certificates in one or more VPNs.
VPN Certificate Authorities Certificate issuers whose signature is accepted as proof of identity on certificates in one or more VPNs.