Application List

An application list groups one or more applications or application familes into a named application list which can be used in centralized policies. Application names should be provided in the format accepted by the API.

Diagram

Classes

policy_object_profile (sdwan.feature_profiles)

Name	Type	Constraint	Mandatory	Default Value
application_lists	List	`[application_lists]`	No

application_lists (sdwan.feature_profiles.policy_object_profile)

Name	Type	Constraint	Mandatory
name	String	Regex: `^[^&<>! "]{1,32}$`	Yes
applications	List	String	No
application_families	List	Choice[`application-service`, `audio-video`, `authentication`, `behavioral`, `database`, `encrypted`, `erp`, `file-server`, `file-transfer`, `forum`, `game`, `instant-messaging`, `mail`, `microsoft-office`, `middleware`, `network-management`, `network-service`, `peer-to-peer`, `printer`, `routing`, `security-service`, `terminal`, `thin-client`, `tunneling`, `web`, `webmail`]	No

Examples

Example-1: Create an Application List This example demonstrates how to create an Application List named Social-Media that groups facebook, twitter, youtube, instagram and linkedin.

sdwan:
  feature_profiles:
    policy_object_profile:
      application_lists:
        - name: Social-Media
          applications:
            - facebook
            - twitter
            - youtube
            - instagram
            - linkedin

Example-2: Create an Application Family List This example demonstrates how to create an Application Family List named APPF-CRITICALDATA that groups application-service, database, erp, microsoft-office, middleware and network-management.

sdwan:
  feature_profiles:
    policy_object_profile:
      application_lists:
        - name: APPF-CRITICALDATA
          application_families:
            - application-service
            - database
            - erp
            - microsoft-office
            - middleware
            - network-management