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The latest version of Juniper Apstra supports the Policy Assurance feature. In this quick walkthrough, we will see how to create a policy and enforce it.
Fabric Assurance is a feature that builds and maintains complex security policies that are implemented as Access Control Lists (ACLs) on the Juniper Apstra managed devices.
Endpoints are the most basic elements of any policy as the endpoints are the ones where the policy is applied.
Endpoints represent servers or other workloads, subnets or entire VRFs. These endpoints can be either internal or external to the managed fabric. Multiple endpoints can be grouped together to form End Point Groups. Let us create a policy in the next step.
All the policies are conviniently visible from the policies tab. We can search, manage, change or create new policies using a simple intutitve Juniper Apstra UI.
Click to add a name for the security policy
Click to select a source point
Select a source point from the drop down list
Click to choose a destination point from the dropdown list
Choose the destination point
Click to add a rule
Enter a name for the rule
Choose the action and then the desired protocol for the security policy
Choose the Protocol from the drop down menu
Click to choose the source port
Select the source port from the drop down menu
Choose a destination port on which the action is to be enforced
Click on create to finishing creating the new policy
Committing the created policy
Verify the details and then continue to commit the policy
Click to commit the policy
Click to commit the policy
Click to view the active DC
Verfiy if the policy was correctly deployed
Click on Config
Scroll down to search for the policy
View the policy

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The latest version of Juniper Apstra supports the Policy Assurance feature. In this quick walkthrough, we will see how to create a policy and enforce it.

Fabric Assurance is a feature that builds and maintains complex security policies that are implemented as Access Control Lists (ACLs) on the Juniper Apstra managed devices.

Endpoints are the most basic elements of any policy as the endpoints are the ones where the policy is applied.

Endpoints represent servers or other workloads, subnets or entire VRFs. These endpoints can be either internal or external to the managed fabric. Multiple endpoints can be grouped together to form End Point Groups.

Let us create a policy in the next step.

All the policies are conviniently visible from the policies tab. We can search, manage, change or create new policies using a simple intutitve Juniper Apstra UI.

Click to add a name for the security policy

Click to select a source point

Select a source point from the drop down list

Click to choose a destination point from the dropdown list

Choose the destination point

Click to add a rule

Enter a name for the rule

Choose the action and then the desired protocol for the security policy

Choose the Protocol from the drop down menu

Click to choose the source port

Select the source port from the drop down menu

Choose a destination port on which the action is to be enforced

Click on create to finishing creating the new policy

The created policy is not yet committed to the fabric. We can quickly verify the policy details before committing it.

Verify the details and then continue to commit the policy

Click to commit the policy

Click to commit the policy

Click to view the active DC

Click on the B-Rack Leaf-1

Click on Config

Scroll down to search for the policy

View the policy

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The latest version of Juniper Apstra supports the Policy Assurance feature. In this quick walkthrough, we will see how to create a policy and enforce it.

Fabric Assurance is a feature that builds and maintains complex security policies that are implemented as Access Control Lists (ACLs) on the Juniper Apstra managed devices.

Endpoints are the most basic elements of any policy as the endpoints are the ones where the policy is applied.

Endpoints represent servers or other workloads, subnets or entire VRFs. These endpoints can be either internal or external to the managed fabric. Multiple endpoints can be grouped together to form End Point Groups. Let us create a policy in the next step.

All the policies are conviniently visible from the policies tab. We can search, manage, change or create new policies using a simple intutitve Juniper Apstra UI.

Click to add a name for the security policy

Click to select a source point

Select a source point from the drop down list

Click to choose a destination point from the dropdown list

Choose the destination point

Click to add a rule

Enter a name for the rule

Choose the action and then the desired protocol for the security policy

Choose the Protocol from the drop down menu

Click to choose the source port

Select the source port from the drop down menu

Choose a destination port on which the action is to be enforced

Click on create to finishing creating the new policy

The created policy is not yet committed to the fabric. We can quickly verify the policy details before committing it.

Verify the details and then continue to commit the policy

Click to commit the policy

Click to commit the policy

Click to view the active DC

Click on the B-Rack Leaf-1

Click on Config

Scroll down to search for the policy

View the policy

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Endpoints represent servers or other workloads, subnets or entire VRFs. These endpoints can be either internal or external to the managed fabric. Multiple endpoints can be grouped together to form End Point Groups.

Let us create a policy in the next step.