Define groups in the SD-WAN network hierarchy. Groups can nest other groups, regions, and sites. The top-level groups are parented to Global. Supports up to 3 levels of nested groups/regions.
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value groups List [groups]No
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value name String Regex: ^[^&<>! "]{1,128}$ Yes description String No groups List [groups]No regions List [regions]No sites List [sites]No
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value name String Regex: ^[^&<>! "]{1,128}$ Yes description String No groups List [groups]No regions List [regions]No sites List [sites]No
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value name String Regex: ^[^&<>! "]{1,128}$ Yes description String No groups List [groups]No sites List [sites]No
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value name String Regex: ^[^&<>! "]{1,128}$ Yes description String No address Class [address]No latitude Number No location String No longitude Number No site_id Integer min: 1, max: 4294967295 No
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value name String Regex: ^[^&<>! "]{1,128}$ Yes description String No sites List [sites]No
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value name String Regex: ^[^&<>! "]{1,128}$ Yes description String No sites List [sites]No
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value city String No country String No state String No street String No zipcode String No
Example-1: Nested groups with regions and sites
description : EMEA UK group
This example shows a top-level group containing a nested region (with a site) and a nested child group.