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title: "Sites"
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The Sites page contains a table that lists all sites connected to your Aryaka network. A  site  is typically one of your organization's physical locations—for example, a city, region, building, or suite—that houses an ANAP device that connects to a point of presence (POP) on the Aryaka Service Network. Aryaka maintains a number of POPs strategically placed around the globe for speed, stability, and compliance. If it is not already open, complete the following procedure to display the Sites page.  To open the Sites page  Log in to MyAryaka. The Home page appears. Click  Sites  in the left navigation pane. The Sites page appears. (Optional) To add a new site, click the  Add  icon. The Add Site page appears. Note that this icon does  not  appear unless you have read and write permissions specified in your Aryaka contract. See details on how to configure a new site later in this topic. (Optional) Click the  Download  icon to download additional site details. You are prompted to select one of the following options: Site Config Report—Download a CSV file to your local computer that contains information to identify the site, its closest POP, redundancy configuration, amount of subscribed bandwidth, and details about tunnels, ISPs, and ANAPs for each of your sites. Cloud Connector Config Report—Download a CSV file to your local computer that contains information to identify the site, its closest POP, the connector, and the tunnels used for each of your sites that has a cloud connector configured. This topic describes the Sites pages and outlines the process for configuring a new site. Sites table The Sites table displays summary details about each of your sites. You can click any row in the table to  view and edit the site’s configuration . By default, the table includes the following columns: Name—Displays the user-defined site name. Typically this is one of your organization's physical locations, for example, a city, region, building, or floor number.  Config Status—Displays the color-coded configuration status of the site. The valid states as follows: Draft—This existing site has been modified in MyAryaka, but the change request has  not  been submitted to Aryaka for provisioning.  Draft (New)—A new site has been created in MyAryaka, but has  not  been submitted to Aryaka for provisioning. Provisioning—Site changes have been submitted to Aryaka for provisioning. Sites in this state  cannot  be edited. Configured—The site's configuration has been applied to the Aryaka network. The information displayed in the summary table and on the site's details page is live on the network. Code—Displays a user-defined term that describes the site. You can use codes to group or organize your sites, for example, apply the code Europe to all of your European sites.  Site Bandwidth—Displays the contracted bandwidth provided by Aryaka for this site.  POP—Displays the Aryaka point of presence that this site uses to connect to the Aryaka Service Network. Aryaka maintains a number of POPs strategically placed around the globe for speed, stability, and compliance. Country—Displays the country where the site is located.  Click the  Customize  icon to display the following columns in the table: Primary ISP Up/Down—Displays the maximum upload and download speeds of the primary ISP configured  for this site.  Secondary ISP Up/Down—Displays the maximum upload and download speeds of the secondary ISP configured for this site. The secondary ISP can be used as a backup in case of an outage, or to handle specific network traffic. Bursting—Displays whether bursting is enabled at the site.  SBW—Displays the subscribed bandwidth provided by Aryaka for the site. Configure a new site Site creation requires configuration on multiple pages in MyAryaka. There are also differences depending on the type of site you are creating. To address these variations, the process for adding a site is divided into the following procedures: Configure a site Configure site information Configure ANAP information Configure site to site topology Configure routing Configure advanced settings NAT/Firewall Rules Internet Policies WAN Routing and Basic Firewall Policies Configure cloud connectors Configure site-level security features Assign a QoS policy to a site Configure DHCP Configure SNMP Configure private NAT rules You must be an Enterprise 2025 or 2020 customer with write privileges to MyAryaka to be able to add sites. If you are not, the Add option is  not  displayed on the Sites page. If you do not have an Enterprise account, Aryaka  sales  or  support  personnel are responsible for adding sites and other billing-related items to your MyAryaka portal, which you can then manage. In this topic Related topics Configure a site View and edit site configuration