Using the Configuration File for Tunnel Configuration
You can upload a configuration file generated from the cloud-based resource management portal containing the configuration settings into the Harmony SASE Administrator Portal. This eliminates the manual configuration in the Harmony SASE Administrator Portal.
The cloud-based resources that support a configuration file are:
Uploading the Configuration File in the Harmony SASE Administrator Portal
After you download the configuration file from the cloud-based resource management portal, upload the file in the Harmony SASE Administrator Portal.
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Access the Harmony SASE Administrator Portal and click Networks.
- Click the network where you want to create the tunnel.
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In the required gateway, click
> Add Tunnel.
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Click IPSec Site-2-Site Tunnel and click Continue.
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Click Single Tunnel and click Continue.
The IPSec Site-2-Site Tunnel window appears.
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In the General Settings section, click Upload File.
Microsoft Azure
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Access the Azure Management Portal and set up your Site-to-Site tunnel. For instructions, see Azure Virtual Network Gateway.
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Go to your Virtual network gateway, click Connections and select your Harmony SASE connection.
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Go to Overview and click Download configuration.
The Download configuration window appears.
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Enter these:
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Device vendor - Generic Samples.
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Device family - Device Parameters.
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Firmware version - 1.0.
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Click Download Configuration.
The system downloads the configuration file.
Tunnel Values
The tunnel values extracted from the configuration file are:
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General Settings:
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Shared Secret (Pre-Shared Key)
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Harmony SASE Gateway internal IP
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Remote Public IP
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Remote ID
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Remote Gateway internal IP
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Remote Gateway ASN (for redundant tunnels)
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Advanced Settings:
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IKE Version
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IKE Lifetime
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Tunnel Lifetime
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Dead Peer Detection Delay
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Dead Peer Detection Timeout
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Cipher Suites (Azure Only)
Uploading the Configuration File in the Harmony SASE Administrator Portal
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Access the Harmony SASE Administrator Portal and click Networks.
- Click the network where you want to create the tunnel.
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In the required gateway, click
> Add Tunnel.
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Click IPSec Site-2-Site Tunnel and click Continue.
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Click Single Tunnel and click Continue.
The IPSec Site-2-Site Tunnel window appears.
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In the General Settings section, click Upload File.
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