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title: "View and edit site configuration"
canonical: "https://docs.aryaka.com/space/KNOW/1610214/View%20and%20edit%20site%20configuration"
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The Site: < siteName>  page displays configuration details for the selected site. You can use this page to view information about a previously configured site or to edit a site's configuration.  To view a site's configuration Open the Sites page if it is not already open: Log in to MyAryaka. The Home page appears. Click  Sites  in the left navigation pane. The Sites page appears. It displays all of your sites in a summary table. Click a row in the table that corresponds with the site whose configuration you want to view or edit. The selected site's page appears and displays the following sections: Site summary pane Site configuration details Site summary pane The site summary pane appears under the top banner. It includes the following elements: Site Name—The user-defined name of the site. Site Type—The type of site, for example, Global, Regional, or IaaS. Site Code—The code for the site. This is intended to be a shorthand version of the site name or an organizational device. Location—The location of the site (on premises, hosted cloud, or virtual office). Site Bandwidth—The bandwidth contracted for the site.  POP—The name of the primary POP for the site. Site configuration details The configuration details for the site are divided into the following sections: Site Information–View or edit the details of the site including ANAP information, site-to-site topology, routing, and advanced settings.  Connectivity–Connect to a cloud security vendor or edit your current connections for the site. Supported vendors include Zscaler, Palo Alto Networks, Symantec, Check Point Harmony Connect, Netskope, and Cisco Umbrella. Security—Manage the security features for the site. QoS–View or edit the current quality of service (QoS) policy for the site. DHCP—Configure a DHCP server and DHCP relay for the site. Monitor—Enable and configure SNMP for the site. NAT—Manage private NAT rules for the site. Only the Site Information section is expanded by default. Click a section to expand or collapse it, or click Expand All or Collapse All to change how all sections are displayed. Click View on any of the tiles in these sections to view more configuration details. To edit the site's configuration, complete the following procedure: To edit site configuration Expand the section you want to edit. A tile appears with information about the section. Click  View  on the tile you want to edit. The page that corresponds with the selected tile appears. Note that you can also edit ANAP information, site-to-site topology, routing, or advanced settings using the instructions to edit site information in step 3. Do one or more of the following: To edit site information: Click the  Edit  icon. The page appears in edit mode. Note that this icon does  not  appear unless you have read and write permissions specified in your Aryaka contract.  Edit any of the fields on the Site Information tab page, or click another tab page icon (ANAP Info, Site to Site Topology, Routing, or Advanced Settings) to edit fields on those pages. For field descriptions, see the topic that corresponds with the selected tab page in the  Configure a new site  section of the  Sites  topic. Do one of the following: Click  Save Draft  to save a draft of the entries made on this page. Click  Submit  to send a change request with the entries made on this page to Aryaka support. To add, edit, or delete a connection to a cloud security vendor, follow the procedures described in the  Configure cloud connectors  topic. To manage the security features for the site, follow the procedures described in the  Configure site-level security features  topic. To edit the site's QoS policy, follow the procedure described in the  Assign a QoS policy to a site  topic. To configure a DHCP server or DHCP relay for the site, follow the procedures described in the  Configure DHCP  topic. To enable and configure SNMP for the site, follow the procedures described in the  Configure SNMP  topic.  To configure private NAT rule for the site, follow the procedures described in the  Configure private NAT rules  topic.  Related topics Sites Configure site information Delete an existing site