What's new

Kaspersky SD-WAN has the following new and improved functionality:

• GOST traffic encryption is supported on CPE devices of the KESR model.
• Improved link monitoring on CPE devices.
• Improved user authentication window.
• CPE device deletion method selection is now supported.
• The URL with basic CPE device settings now includes information about NTP servers.
• Added support for the vKESR-M1 model of CPE devices for KVM / ESXI hypervisors.
• Added support for the vKESR-M2 model of CPE devices for KVM / ESXI hypervisors.
• Added support for the vKESR-M3 model of CPE devices for KVM / ESXI hypervisors.
• Added support for the vKESR-M4 model of CPE devices for KVM / ESXI hypervisors.
• Added support for the OpenFlow dump utility for requesting dump-flows and dump-groups generated by virtual switches of CPE devices.
• Added support for link monitoring on CPE devices using the Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) functionality.
• Added support for resuming CPE device registration in case of an error.
• Added support for viewing the topology of CPE devices on the self-service portal.
• Added support for using a backup orchestrator when the primary orchestrator fails. You can specify the backup orchestrator when configuring the connection of the CPE device to the orchestrator and controller.
• Improved security of Docker containers of solution components.
• Added support for creating OpenFlow ports mapped to network interfaces on virtual switches. This allows establishing L2 connectivity between CPE devices.
• Added support for editing common firewall zones and firewall templates.
• Added support for editing kernel settings related to virtual routing and forwarding tables for a CPE device. This is necessary for correct operation of network services in user-created virtual routing and forwarding tables.

Known limitations

Kaspersky SD-WAN has the following limitations:

• Firewall rules do not work in user-created virtual routing and forwarding tables.
• When static routes are modified, the FRR daemon is restarted.
• NetFlow flows are not distributed across network interfaces.

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