Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning Documentation Overview, 7.4

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Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 7.4 Documentation Overview

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Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 7.4 Documentation Overview

 

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The following documents are provided as part of the Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning product:

 

Documentation Title
What Is Included

Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 7.4 Release Notes

  • New features and enhancements.
  • Resolved issues.
  • Known issues.

Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 7.4 Quick Start Guide

  • Installation requirements for Prime Cable Provisioning.
  • Steps to install and uninstall Prime Cable Provisioning.
  • Setting up RDU Redundancy.
  • Upgrading Prime Cable Provisioning.
  • Procedure for initial configuration of Prime Cable Provisioning.

Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 7.4 User Guide

Concepts and configuration details such as:

  • Getting Started with Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning.
  • Configuring Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning.
  • Provisioning Customer Premises Equipment.
  • Monitoring Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning.
  • Troubleshooting Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning.

Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 7.4 Integration Developer’s Guide

Integration of Business Support Systems (BSS) and Operational Support Systems (OSS) with Prime Cable Provisioning 7.4.

Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 7.4 DPE CLI Reference

CLI commands that are supported by Prime Cable Provisioning 7.4 on the Device Provisioning Engine (DPE).

Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 7.4 RDU Container Deployment Guide

  • Installation requirements for RDU Container.
  • RDU-C licensing details.
  • Steps to install RDU-C and RDU-C Web UI.
  • Procedure for initial configuration of Prime Cable Provisioning.

Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 7.4 DPE Container Deployment Guide

  • Installation requirements for DPE Container.
  • DPE-C licensing details.
  • Steps to install DPE-C and DPE-C CLI.
  • CLI commands supported by DPE-C.
  • Procedure for initial configuration of Prime Cable Provisioning.

Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 7.4 CNR-EP Container Deployment Guide

  • Installation requirements for CNR-EP Container.
  • CNR-EP-C licensing details.
  • Steps to install CNR-EP-C and CNR-EP-C CLI.
  • CLI commands supported by CNR-EP-C.
  • Procedure for initial configuration of Prime Cable Provisioning.

Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 7.4 CDU Quick Start Guide

  • Installation requirements for CDU Container.
  • CDU licensing details.
  • Steps to deploy CDU.
  • Features supported by CDU.
  • Procedure for initial configuration of Prime Cable Provisioning.

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