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Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Control Components and Device Management Guide, Releases 26.x and Later

How should I set up time synchronization across my SD-WAN devices?
How do VPNs in SD-WAN Manager map to VRFs on Cisco IOS XE Catalyst SD-WAN devices?
Why does every device need a system IP address, site ID, and domain ID?

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Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Control Components and Device Management Guide, Releases 26.x and Later

How should I set up time synchronization across my SD-WAN devices?
How do VPNs in SD-WAN Manager map to VRFs on Cisco IOS XE Catalyst SD-WAN devices?
Why does every device need a system IP address, site ID, and domain ID?

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System Logging

Feature history: System logging
System logging
Configure system logging
Create a certificate signing request and install feature certificates
Viewing system log information
Verifying the trustpoint configuration on a device
Remote logging over TCP and TLS

Device Tagging

Feature history: Device tagging
Device tagging
Add device tags
Delete device tags

Configure Devices

Feature history for configure devices
Configure devices in Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN
Configure and manage device templates
Configuration prerequisites
Device configuration workflow
Configure and manage devices using SD-WAN Manager

Basic Settings for Cisco SD-WAN Manager

Basic system settings
Enforce a software version on devices
Configuring a login page banner
Configuring device basic settings
Configuring global system settings
Configuring NTP servers
Configuring a router as an NTP primary
Configure device time using CLI commands
Configuring GPS
Configuring automatic bandwidth detection
Proxy server for SD-WAN Manager HTTP and HTTPS traffic with external servers
Rate limit for bulk API requests
Configure device statistics collection
Configure the time interval for collecting device statistics
Configure the SD-WAN Manager server maintenance window
Configure system logging using CLI commands
Connect to a device by SSH terminal
View the rate limit for bulk API requests
Monitor NAT DIA endpoint trackers

Control component settings on Cisco SD-WAN manager

Feature history for Cisco SD-WAN Control Components settings on Cisco SD-WAN Manager
Cisco SD-WAN Control Components settings on Cisco SD-WAN Manager
Configure device specific control component network settings

Reverse Proxy

Feature history for reverse proxy
Reverse proxy
Provision certificates on the reverse proxy
Configure the reverse proxy settings
Configure reverse proxy settings on Cisco SD-WAN Controllers
Disable the reverse proxy
Monitor reverse proxy using the CLI

Wireless Management

Feature history for wireless management
Wireless management on ISR 1000 series routers
Configuring wireless management
Monitor wireless configuration on Cisco ISR 1000 series routers
Troubleshooting wireless configuration on Cisco ISR 1000 series routers

Cellular Gateway

Feature history for Cellular Gateway configuration
Cellular gateways
Configuring cellular gateways

CLI Templates for Cisco IOS XE Catalyst SD-WAN Devices

Feature history: CLI templates
CLI templates for Cisco IOS XE Catalyst SD-WAN devices
Using CLI templates in Cisco SD-WAN Manager
Sample configurations for CLI templates

CLI Add-On Feature Templates

Feature history for CLI add-on feature templates
CLI add-on feature templates
Create a CLI add-on feature template
Qualified CLI commands for CLI add-on feature templates

Cisco SD-AVC

Feature history for Cisco SD-AVC
Cisco SD-AVC
Installing and enabling Cisco SD-AVC, Releases 20.3.1 and later
Enable Cisco SD-AVC on Cisco vManage Release 20.3.1 through SD-WAN Manager 20.16.x
Enable Cisco SD-AVC on Cisco IOS XE Catalyst SD-WAN Devices

SD-AVC Cloud Connector

Feature history for Cisco SD-AVC Cloud Connector
Enabling Cisco SD-AVC Cloud Connector
Enable Cloud Services

Cisco SD-WAN Manager Data Storage

Cisco SD-WAN Manager data storage
Configure Cisco SD-WAN Manager data storage
Viewing Cisco SD-WAN Manager data storage information

Basic Settings for Cisco SD-WAN Manager

Updated: June 9, 2026

Basic system settings

Describes the basic system settings, which are a set of parameters that enable the Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN fabric to function.

Enforce a software version on devices

Describes how to enforce and apply specific software versions across managed devices in the Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN environment.

Configuring a login page banner

Describes methods for configuring a login page banner.

Configuring device basic settings

Describes methods for configuring device basic settings.

Configuring global system settings

Describes methods for configuring global system settings.

Configuring NTP servers

Describes methods for configuring NTP servers.

Configuring a router as an NTP primary

Describes methods for configuring a router as an NTP primary.

Configure device time using CLI commands

Describes how to set the time locally on a device.

Configuring automatic bandwidth detection

Describes methods for configuring automatic bandwidth detection.

Proxy server for SD-WAN Manager HTTP and HTTPS traffic with external servers

Describes configuration and restrictions for proxy servers handling HTTP and HTTPS traffic between SD-WAN Manager and external servers.

Rate limit for bulk API requests

Describes the rate limit that applies to bulk API requests.

Configure device statistics collection

Describes how to set up device statistics collection for monitoring network performance and usage.

Configure the time interval for collecting device statistics

Describes how to to configure the time intervals for device statistics collection.

Configure the SD-WAN Manager server maintenance window

Describes how to configuration server maintenance windows for Cisco SD-WAN Manager, to determine scheduled downtime.

Configure system logging using CLI commands

Describes how to configure system logging using CLI commands.

Connect to a device by SSH terminal

Describes how to connect to network devices through SSH terminal access, enabling direct remote administration.

View the rate limit for bulk API requests

Describes how to view current rate limits for bulk API requests.

Monitor NAT DIA endpoint trackers

Describes how to monitor the NAT DIA endpoint tracker configuration.

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