You can define variables (Panorama >
Templates) for templates and template stacks or you can edit existing variables for an individual device (
Panorama >
Managed Devices >
Summary). Variables are configuration components defined on the template or template stack that provide flexibility and re-usability when you use Panorama to manage firewall configurations. You can use variables to replace:
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IP Range—Define an IP range. For example, 192.168.1.10-192.168.1.20.
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Hostname—Label or human readable name assigned to a device connected to the network.
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IPv4 Subnet—Subnet for IPv4 IP addresses. For example, 1.1.1.0/24.
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IPv6 Subnet—Subnet for IPv6 IP addresses. For example, 5555::00/24.
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Pre Shared Key—Security key for authentication when configuring a VPN tunnel. Up to 255 ASCII or non-ASCII keys are supported.
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FQDN—Define a fully qualified Domain Name.
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Device Priority—Define the device priority to indicate a preference for which firewall should assume the active role in an Active-Passive high availability (HA) configuration.
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Device ID—Define the Device ID to use to assign a device priority valuer in a Active-Active high availability (HA) configuration.
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Interface—Define a firewall interface on the firewall. Can only be used for an IKE Gateway configuration.
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AS Number—Define an autonomous system number to use in your BGP configuration.
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QoS Profile—Define a Quality of Service (QoS) profile to use in QoS configurations.
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Egress Max—Define an egress max value to use in QoS profile configuration.
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Link Tag—Define a link tag to use in your SD-WAN configuration.
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