New and Changed Information
The following table summarizes the new and changed features and tells you where they are documented.
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IP Access Control |
You can control access to Cisco DNA Center based on the IP address of the host or network. By default, all IP addresses can access Cisco DNA Center. |
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License Consumption Report Upload Support for Cisco AireOS Controllers |
Cisco AireOS Controllers don't recognize Cisco DNA Center licenses and Network licenses and therefore can't send license utilization details directly to Cisco SSM. If you register Cisco DNA Center to a specific smart account and virtual account in Cisco SSM, Cisco DNA Center uploads the license utilization details on behalf of Cisco AireOS Controllers to Cisco SSM. |
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Device Certificate Lifecycle Management |
You can view and manage the certificates that Cisco DNA Center issues for managed devices to authenticate and identify the devices. |
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Certificate Signing Request (CSR) Support for Cisco DNA Center |
You can create your CSR, and then submit it to your provider to generate your certificate. |
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Recognize Existing Licensing Configuration in Customer's Environment with Satellite Server |
Cisco DNA Center discovers the registration state of devices after a connection mode change. You can reregister the devices with the updated SSM. |
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License Manager GUI Enhancements |
The License Manager window has the following changes:
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Create Custom Prompts |
You can create custom prompts for the username and password. You can configure the devices in your network to use custom prompts and collect information about the devices. |
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Configure Device Configuration Backup Settings |
You can configure your device configuration backup settings. You can choose the day and time and the total number of config drifts that can be saved per device. |
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Configure External Server for Archiving Device Configuration |
You can configure an external SFTP server for archiving the running configuration of devices. |
Configure External Server for Archiving Device Configuration |
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Support for Restricted Shell |
For added security, Cisco DNA Center supports restricted shell. If your network uses any CLI-based scripts or troubleshooting commands, you do have the option of disabling the restricted shell in the current Cisco DNA Center release. |
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Configure ThousandEyes Integration |
You can configure an external ThousandEyes APIs agent to enable ThousandEyes Integration using the authentication token. After integration, Cisco DNA Center provides ThousandEyes agent test data in the Application Health dashboard. |
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System Analyzer Tool |
Using the System Analyzer tool, you can retrieve log files to help you troubleshoot system issues. To help you troubleshoot Cisco SD-Access or software image management (SWIM) issues, you can also retrieve log files that are specific to those components. |
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Disk Utilization Event Notifications |
You can now subscribe to and receive notifications that are sent whenever disk utilization by the nodes in your system reaches a level that can impact network operations. |
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Software Management Window |
The look and feel of the Software Updates window that was provided in earlier Cisco DNA Center releases has been updated. In this release, you can initiate system and application updates from the new Software Management window (menu icon > ). |
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Two-Site Failure Response Updates |
Cisco DNA Center's response to failures involving at least two of a disaster recovery system's sites has been revamped. |
 Note |
The documentation set for this product strives to use bias-free language. For purposes of this documentation set, bias-free is defined as language that does not imply discrimination based on age, disability, gender, racial identity, ethnic identity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, and intersectionality. Exceptions may be present in the documentation due to language that is hardcoded in the user interfaces of the product software, language used based on standards documentation, or language that is used by a referenced third-party product. |
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