Manage multiple TR7 appliances from one console; simplify shared settings, surface device-level differences.
In multi-datacenter, high-availability, or service-provider operations, management complexity grows as the number of TR7 appliances grows. Connecting to each device, renewing certificates one by one, manually syncing WAAP rules, and tracking configuration drift by hand wastes time and amplifies the risk of error.
TR7 Central Management (CM) brings that sprawl into a single console. Common settings are managed as shared; per-device differences are made explicit. Certificate distribution, rule updates, license validation, configuration rollout, audit, and rollback all run inside the same management experience.
The result: multi-TR7 operations move out of manual, repetitive work into a controlled, traceable, standardized management model.
Multiple TR7 appliances. One console. Controlled change.
CM unifies the shared/per-node configuration model, bulk rollout, drift visibility, audit trail, and rollback flow into a single operations layer. The operator sees at a glance which settings are common across all devices and which are device-specific.
CM is not just a UI that lists devices on one screen. It is the central management layer designed to roll out changes safely, surface differences, log every operation, and roll back when needed across multi-TR7 environments.
Settings that are identical across all devices are shown as shared; per-device differences are separated out. The operator sees clearly which settings are global and which are exceptions.
An operation started from the central console is delivered in parallel to the selected TR7 devices. The result from each device is consolidated into a single report.
Critical operations are not pushed across all devices without control. For risky changes, protection, approval, and rollback flow take over.
Every change answers who, when, on which device, with what result. Configuration differences across devices are visible on a single screen.
CM is not positioned as a separate management product; it operates as the multi-device operational capability of the TR7 platform. The goal is not to add a new layer of complexity, but to simplify the existing TR7 environment under a single management model.
CM delivers the most value in environments where multiple TR7 devices must be managed under the same policy, certificate, and configuration discipline.
The organization needs to renew a shared wildcard or application certificate on multiple TR7 devices. Connecting to each device individually takes time; if one is forgotten, TLS errors and access outages can follow.
With CM, the certificate is distributed to the selected nodes in a single operation. Which device succeeded and which returned an error is visible centrally. The audit log shows which device the certificate was applied to and when.
The same WAAP policy is supposed to run across different data centers. But an urgent change may have been applied on one device and not the others. Over time, that gap turns into a security exposure or behavioral inconsistency.
CM shows the shared rule set in shared view and separates devices that have drifted. The operator immediately sees the drifted device and either aligns it with the shared setting or keeps the difference as a deliberate exception.
The organization runs an active-passive or active-active data center architecture. Changes made in the primary environment must be reflected accurately in the standby. During a DR test, a configuration difference can turn into a traffic problem.
CM manages primary and standby TR7 devices from a single console. Shared configurations are kept as shared; IP, route, or location-specific exceptions are separated per device. DR scenarios run with more control.
A service provider or MSP runs TR7 devices for different customers. Connecting to each customer's environment individually and doing certificate and rule work by hand makes operations unscalable.
With CM, customer devices are managed from one console. Node groups, per-customer separation, audit trail, and safe-change controls standardize MSP operations. Reporting and audit processes share the same data foundation.
CM licensing is planned by the number of TR7 devices to be managed centrally. Small deployments cover a few devices, mid-size deployments cover multi-datacenter setups, and large deployments support MSP or multi-region operating models.
Enterprise Bundle ships a baseline two-region scope as standard. For more devices, more regions, or broader operations, CM add-on tiers take over.
On the Service Provider Platform License, central management is included natively for multi-tenant operations.
CM supports controlled change, recordkeeping, and audit-process evidence in environments with multiple TR7 devices.
Supports technical safeguards — secure change management, access control, and audit logging — for systems that process personal data.
Contributes to multi-system management, operational control, change traceability, and audit requirements in financial-sector environments.
Supports change management and audit-trail processes; provides a central record of who, when, on which device, made which change.
Offers an operating model aligned with operational procedures, change control, system security, and auditable management processes.
CM is available as a Premium add-on for all four TR7 bundles (Base, Geo, Secure, and Enterprise). Enterprise Bundle includes a 2-region scope; for broader multi-device and multi-region operations, capacity tiers apply.
Let's model your own environment together in a CM demo: how many TR7 devices to manage, which settings should be shared, which devices keep exceptions, and how certificate and WAAP rule distribution should be centralized.