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Configuration guide for Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops workloads
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Citrix SD-WAN Orchestrator on-premises configuration on Citrix SD-WAN appliance
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Configure network objects
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Configure Network Objects
Citrix SD-WAN introduces the option of adding Network Objects under the Global panel in the Configuration Editor. You can group multiple subnets together and reference a single Network Object when defining a Route Filter rather than creating a filter for each subnet.
To configure Network Objects:
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In the Configuration Editor, navigate to Global → Network Objects, click Add (+).
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Click Add (+) under Networks.
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Enter the IP Address and Subnet of the new Network Object.
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Click Apply to save the settings.
To edit the Network Object’s name, click the name of the Network Object and enter a new name.
Following features are utilizing the network objects:
- Routes (Configuration Editor > Connections > Routes > Click + > Network Object)
- BGP and OSPF Import and Export Filters (Configuration Editor > Connections > BGP/OSPF > Export/Import Filters > click + > Network Address)
- BGP Neighbor Policies (Configuration Editor > Connections > BGP > Neighbours > Policies > click + > Network Address)
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