Cisco Configuration Engine Installation & Configuration Guide, 3.0

A - B - C - D - E - I - L - M - N - O - P - R - S - T - U - X -

Index

A

audience i-vii

authentication settings 2-6

B

bootstrap password 4-3

C

Cisco Networking Services

See CNS

clocks

synchronize 1-7

CNS

Configuration Engine

configID, deviceID, hostname 3-3

configuration service 3-2

event service 3-3

understanding 3-1

CNS agents 3-5

CNS components

configuration service 3-2

event service 3-3

CNS IDs and device hostnames 3-3

commands, datamigrate 1-6

config ID 3-4

configuration agent 3-3

configuration engine security

authentication 4-2

encryption 4-3

identification 4-2

understanding 4-1

configuration server 3-3

configuration service 3-2

configuration templates 3-3

configuring SSL certificates 2-17

conventions, typographical i-vii

D

data migration, exporting data to a remote ftp site 1-5

device ID 3-4

disk space calculation 1-2

DNS, registering the system in 2-17

documentation

audience i-vii

conventions i-vii

E

event gateway 6-1

event gateway ports

adding devices 6-2

scalability 6-2

event service 3-3

export data to a remote ftp site 1-5

eXtensible Markup Language 3-3

external directory mode setup prompts 2-11

I

IMGW parameters, reconfigure 2-9

installation 1-3

installation of software, verifying 2-17

internal directory mode setup prompts 2-2

ios agent feature

incremental configuration 3-6

initial configuration 3-5

synchronized configuration 3-6

ios agents, configuring 3-6

ios dependencies 1-3

L

LDAP 3-3

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

See LDAP

limitations and restrictions 2-2

M

management options, CNS 1-1, 3-1

N

namespace 3-3

NameSpace Mapper

See NSM

notes 1-6

NSM 3-3

O

options

for ce_install.sh 1-7

for setup script 1-4

P

parameters 2-4

partial configuration 3-6

R

reimaging your system 2-19

run datamigrate and configure the system 1-6

S

sample schema 2-14

secure socket layer 4-3

setup

limitations and restrictions 2-2

running 2-1

setup prompts

external directory mode 2-11

internal directory mode 2-2

software

installing 1-4

uninstall 1-6

SSL, configure 2-17

subject-based addressing 3-3

Supplemental License Agreement 1-1

synchronize clocks 1-7

system requirements

Linux 1-2

Solaris 1-1

T

templates 3-3

U

uninstall script 1-5

upgrading 1-5

X

XML 3-3