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By Siva4By Vee4By Vee2By Maksym1By Maksym1
How can I add multiple VPNs to my branches, like Cisco SD-WAN?
So, let's say I have 2 customers connected to my branch and their traffic should not be mixed. In Cisco SD-WAN I can create a VPN for each customer and then assign an interface to them
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Versa supports full multitenancy. For the mentioned example, there are a couple of ways to achieve multiple customer connectivity via the same VOS device.
Parent & Sub Organization - Create a Parent tenant and then create sub tenants associated with the Parent (Workflows->Infrastructure->Organizations). VOS devices are then configured in the Parent tenant organization, with the sub-tenants configured as sub organizations(Workflows->Templates). LAN interfaces can then be assigned to specific tenants/organizations).
Configuring multi-tenancy via Parent and Sub Organizations will provide segregated control plane (L3VPN) per parent and sub org.
Single Organization, Multi-LAN VR - Multiple routing instances / VRs can be created under a single organization (Workflows->Infrastructure->Organizations->Organization->Routing Instances). VOS devices can then be configured with LAN interfaces in specific routing instances / VRs.
Configuring Multi-LAN VR under a single organization will use a shared control plane (L3VPN).
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