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Limitations and Usage Guidelines for the SD-WAN WANOP Edition AMI Instances on AWS

May 23, 2019

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High Availability setup for SD-WAN AMI instances is not supported.
SD-WAN AMI instance in Group Mode is not supported.
SD-WAN plug-ins are not supported.
Tagged VLAN is not supported because of the inherent limitation of AWS.
Traffic shaping is not supported.
You may create only an m1.large SD-WAN AMI instance on AWS.
IP address/gateway/subnet assignment using the SD-WAN management user interface is not supported.
Console access is not available for SD-WAN AMI instance on AWS.
While configuring the SD-WAN instance, you may not change the disk size, which has a default value of 250 GB. A higher capacity disk does not increase the available Disk Based Compression (DBC) cache size.

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Limitations and Usage Guidelines for the SD-WAN WANOP Edition AMI Instances on AWS

May 23, 2019

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May 23, 2019

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Limitations and Usage Guidelines for the SD-WAN WANOP Edition AMI Instances on AWS

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