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Cisco IQ | Resilient Infrastructure Services Series - Verify

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Verify phase overview and version check
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Compare iOS XE version; verify install package; check interfaces and routing
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Service-specific validation, baseline comparison, and documenting issues
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Mark upgrade successful or initiate recovery procedure

Transcript

The final step in our workflow is verify. We mirror the prepare phase to confirm the upgrade was successful. 1st, we run version check on the asset whereby you can copy the provided command given to you to.00:04Use, then compare the reported iOS XE version to the target version. Confirm the active install package matches the intended upgrade, check interface and link state where once again, you can copy the provided command for use. Afterwards, you'll want to check routing and neighbor status relevant.00:20To this asset, perform service specific validation according to your run book, compare results to the baseline captured in prepare step five, and then document any issues in your change record. If discrepancies appear, you can investigate them as potential regressions.00:40From here, you'll mark the upgrade as successful to update the device status and move to the next item in your list. Note that if an issue is found, you can trigger the recovery procedure to revert to the previous OS version. Thanks for watching.00:59

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Author : Cisco Customer Success

Uploaded : September 21, 2026

ServicesCisco IQ
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Explore how Cisco IQ guides the Verify phase to confirm an IOS XE upgrade by mirroring Prepare: run version checks with copy-ready commands, validate the active install package, check interface and link state, review routing and neighbor status, perform service-specific validation against the Step five baseline, document issues, mark success, or trigger recovery to revert.

  • Gain a repeatable, command-assisted verification workflow.
  • Reduce risk by detecting regressions and using recovery to restore.
  • Accelerate operations through baseline comparisons and status updates.