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Define Applications and Networks

Before you configure templates, hub profiles, or standalone devices, define your networks and applications.

Define Applications

You can think of applications in Juniper Mist as what destinations your network traffic goes to. Examples include network services, SaaS, private subnets, and cloud workloads.

Defining applications is a prerequisite for creating application policies.

You can define applications by entering your own customized settings, selecting brand-name applications, or assigning URL categories.

To configure applications:

  1. From the left menu, click Organization > WAN> Applications.
  2. Click Add Applications in the top-right corner of the Applications page.
  3. Enter a name and description.

    • Name—Enter a unique name for the application. You can use up to 32 characters for naming the application including alphanumerics, underscores, and dashes.

    • Description—Enter a description of the application and context.

  4. Select the application type, and enter the relevant settings.
    You can specify applications in various ways. For help with these options, see Application Settings.
  5. Click Add at the bottom of the settings panel.

Define Networks

Follow these steps to define the networks for your WAN Edge devices.

You can think of networks in Juniper Mist as segments of your user and device population. Networks are attached to interfaces and are used as sources in application policies. A network also is a gateway for traffic.

Creating networks is a prerequisite for other WAN configuration tasks, so you'll do these tasks early in the configuration workflow.

To configure networks:

  1. From the left menu, click Organization > WAN > Networks.
    A list of existing networks appears.
  2. Click Add Networks in the top-right corner of the Networks page.
  3. Enter the settings in the Add Network side panel.
    For help with the options, see Network Settings.
  4. At the bottom of the side panel, click Add.

    The screen displays the newly created networks.