Cisco APIC Installation and ACI Upgrade and Downgrade Guide

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Cisco APIC Installation and ACI Upgrade and Downgrade Guide

Default interface policies in the 5.2(4) release and later

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Lists the default interface policies that the Cisco Application Policy Infrastructure Controller creates automatically when you upgrade to the 5.2(4) or later release.


When you upgrade to the 5.2(4) or later release, the Cisco Application Policy Infrastructure Controller (APIC) creates the following default interface policies automatically:

  • CDP (cdpIfPol)

    • system-cdp-disabled

    • system-cdp-enabled

  • LLDP (lldpIfPol)

    • system-lldp-disabled

    • system-lldp-enabled

  • LACP (lacpLagPol)

    • system-static-on

    • system-lacp-passive

    • system-lacp-active

  • Link Level (fabricHIfPol)

    • system-link-level-100M-auto

    • system-link-level-1G-auto

    • system-link-level-10G-auto

    • system-link-level-25G-auto

    • system-link-level-40G-auto

    • system-link-level-100G-auto

    • system-link-level-400G-auto

  • Breakout Port Group Map (infraBrkoutPortGrp)

    • system-breakout-10g-4x

    • system-breakout-25g-4x

    • system-breakout-100g-4x

During the upgrade, if there is already a policy with the exact same name and the exact same parameters as any of these policies, the system takes ownership of those policies and the policies become read-only. If instead the parameters are different, such as the system-cdp-disabled has a setting "enabled," then the policies will continue to be user policies. That is, a user can modify the policies.