Use the cached configuration on Gateways to check the data received from the Orchestrator.

The configuration is cached in the following file: /opt/vc/.gateway.info.

Use the script /opt/vc/bin/getpolicy.py to read the cached configuration and to verify the data received from the Orchestrator.

vcadmin@vcg1-example:~$ /opt/vc/bin/getpolicy.py managementPlane
{
 "schemaVersion": "1.7.0", 
 "version": "0", 
 "data": {
  "heartBeatSeconds": 30, 
  "managementPlaneProxy": {
   "primary": "vco1-example.velocloud.net", 
   "secondary": null
  }, 
  "timeSliceSeconds": 300, 
  "vcoAddress": "1.2.3.4", 
  "statsUploadSeconds": 300
 }, 
 "module": "managementPlane"
}
vcadmin@vcg1-example:~$

An exception to the above is Control Plane configuration. As the Control Plane module contains sensitive information such as pre-shared keys for the Non SD-WAN Destination tunnels, and never caches locally. Therefore, if the Gateway restarts while disconnected to the Orchestrator, the components and processes that require a Control Plane blob such as Non SD-WAN Destinations, VLAN/VRF handoff, and BGP routing do not work until the Orchestrator connectivity is restored.

As an exception, when the Gateway loses connection to Orchestrator and does not reboot all the Control Plane modules function normally.