[ATP/FLEX] How to Deploy with Nebula Native Mode

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edited February 5 in Maintenance
Since firmware 5.10, Native Mode provides an easier installation to deploy USG FLEX on cloud. You only require local device WAN setting to access Internet, and WAN setting can be complete on Wizard or WEB GUI. This example illustrates how to deploy the device on cloud using Nebula Native Mode.

Note: This example was tested using USG Flex 200(Firmware Version: ZLD 5.42). Only USG Flex series, ATP series, USG20-VPN, and USG20W-VPN support Nebula Native Mode.

Reset the device to factory default settings
Administrator must locally apply factory default settings by pressing reset button of firewall panel before switching to cloud mode. Only the following settings may be changed and still allow firewall to switch to cloud mode: 
1. Default admin account’s password
2. WAN settings

Select a management mode: Nebula Mode
After the device is reset to factory default, access the Setup Wizard via https://192.168.1.1.
Select Nebula Mode and click Next.



Configure WAN settings and click Next.



Test wan connection and click Next.


Click Go to Nebula to create Organization and Site.

You will be redirected to nebula.zyxel.com. Click Get Started.

Start the Nebula wizard and click Let's Start.


Create the organization and site.


Enter the MAC address and Serial number to add your device. You can set the device name after entering the MAC address and Serial number. If you do not enter the device name, Nebula will use the MAC address as the device name. Click Next for the next step.


Choose whether you want to upgrade to new firmware during the device registration or not.



Select Nebula native mode and click Next.


Check the information of the device and click Go to Nebula Dashboard.


Select the trial you’d like to activate and click ok.

You will be redirected to Nebula Dashboard. Click Device > Firewall to check the firewall status. The device is going online.



Test the Result
Go to Site-wide > Monitor > Dashboard and check if the device is online.