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Create an IP pool for the Cisco ThousandEyes agents

Updated: September 28, 2026

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Configure an IP pool specifically for Cisco ThousandEyes agents to enable network monitoring capabilities.

Create a dedicated IP pool that provides network addresses for Cisco ThousandEyes agents, enabling them to perform network monitoring and testing functions within your SD-WAN environment.

This section describes the procedure of onboarding Cisco ThousandEyes agent. You need to configure a specialized IP pool that will be used exclusively by ThousandEyes agents for network monitoring operations.

Procedure

  1. From the menu, choose Configuration > Network Hierarchy.

    Note

    The page displays the site pool and region pool for the Global node.

  2. Click Pools.

  3. Click Add Pool.

  4. In the Pool Name field, enter a name for the pool.

  5. In the Pool Description field, enter a description of the pool.

  6. From the Pool Type drop-down list, choose ThousandEyes.

  7. In the IP Subnet* field, enter an IP address.

  8. In the Prefix Length* field, enter the prefix length of the system IP pool.

  9. Click Add.

The IP pool for Cisco ThousandEyes agents is created and available for use in network monitoring operations.

What to do next

  • Monitor the status of agents and enable or disable agents in the ThousandEyes Monitoring dashboard in the Cisco SD-WAN Manager.

  • Launch ThousandEyes Monitoring dashboard to view test results.