Endpoints

When you want more granularity in your security policies than virtual networks and routing zones can provide, you'll use endpoints. Endpoints can be internal or external to the fabric. You can also combine endpoints into groups.

Endpoints and security policies can be applied to Layer 2 IPv4 blueprints. (Blueprints with IPv6 applications enabled are not supported.) For more information about working with security policies, see Security Policies.

From the blueprint, navigate to Staged > Policies > Endpoints to go to endpoints. Click the name of a section to go to its table view. You can create, edit and delete endpoints. Then, when you create a security policy you'll select the endpoints that you've created. Network management interface showing tabs for Dashboard, Analytics, Staged, Uncommitted, Active, and Time Voyager, with Staged submenu options including Physical, Virtual, Policies, DCI, Catalog, Tasks, Connectivity Templates, and Fabric Settings. The Endpoints tab is selected, displaying a Create Internal Endpoint button, dropdown options for Internal Endpoints, External Endpoints, Enforcement Points, and Endpoint Groups, and an empty table for Name, Virtual Network, IPv4 Subnet, Tags, Errors, and Actions.