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Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2. Release Notes |
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| Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 Quick Start Guide |
- Planning and installing Prime Network 4.3.2, and post-installation tasks.
- Applies to fresh installations with 100 devices or less, and without gateway high availability.
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Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 Installation Guide |
- Installing and upgrading to Prime Network 4.3.2, including installation of gateways (with no gateway high availability), units, and clients.
- Installing Prime Network Operations Reports.
- Setting up the Prime Network Integration Layer (PN-IL).
Note Applies to all deployments of Prime Network that do not have gateway high availability. |
Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 Operations Reports User Guide |
- Using Operations Reports, which provides extended reporting features:
– A dedicated database (Infobright) for storing and retrieving Prime Network report data. – Prepackaged fault, physical inventory, data center, and mobility reports. – Customizable reports you can tailor to your deployment (called i nteractive reports).
- Administering Operations Reports features.
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Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide |
- Using the Prime Network Vision and Events GUI clients.
- Viewing network element physical and logical inventories, network topologies, and network and service maps.
- Monitoring and viewing network technologies and configurations, with explanations of the data Prime Network provides.
- Viewing, tracking, and resolving tickets, events, and fault trends using the reporting, fault management, and path-tracing capabilities of Prime Network.
- Using Prime Network Change and Configuration Management to manage software and device configuration changes made to network devices.
- Using command scripts that are packaged with Prime Network.
- Managing Certificates
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Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 Administrator Guide |
- Using the Prime Network Administration GUI client.
- Setting up and managing the server, units, AVMs; and adding devices by creating and managing VNEs. Includes setting up and managing unit and process redundancy.
- Managing the database, including adjusting data purging settings.
- Controlling user authentication and authorization with user accounts and device scopes.
- Setting up and controlling event monitoring, including configuring trap and e-mail notifications.
- Managing executed transactions (activation workflows) and command scripts.
- Advanced VNE tasks: Adjusting polling, changing settings that determine device reachability, controlling data collectors and command priorities, and creating cloud VNEs for unmanaged network segments.
- Using and adjusting the backup and restore mechanism.
- System security basics.
- Reference material including device prerequisites, VNE properties, and system log files.
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Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 Customization Guide |
- Extending the information model by:
– Creating soft properties to display additional network element property information in the GUI clients. – Adding support for new event types, software versions, and models using the VNE Customization Builder (VCB).
- Extending device configuration capabilities by creating custom commands and scripts using Command Manager and Command Builder, and creating and running transactions (activation workflows) using Transaction Manager.
- Extending and configuring fault management by adding support for unsupported traps and custom syslogs, changing event settings (such as event severity), and using Soft Properties to create new threshold-crossing alarms.
- Extending the GUI clients by adding launch points for external applications.
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Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 Supported VNEs |
- Cisco devices supported by Prime Network 4.3.2.
- Software versions, modules, topologies, technologies, and service events that Prime Network 4.3.2 supports for each device type.
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Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 Supported Cisco VNEs—Addendum |
– Command scripts that Prime Network 4.3.2 supports for each device type. – Change and Configuration Management (CCM) features that Prime Network 4.3.2 supports for each device type.
- (As it becomes available) New VNE support provided in downloadable Device Packages (DPs) that can be installed on Prime Network 4.3.2. DPs can include device support for new devices, modules, software versions, topologies, technologies, service events, traps, syslogs, command scripts, and Change and Configuration Management features.
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Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 Supported Syslogs |
- Syslogs supported by Prime Network, with their raw format.
- Registry settings for the syslogs, including event types and subtypes, when the syslog state is generated, and how Prime Network processes the syslogs (severity, whether they are ticketable, can be correlated, are auto-cleared, and so on).
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Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 Supported Traps |
- Traps supported by Prime Network with their version, OID, varbinds, and other technical details.
- Registry settings for the traps, including event types, event subtypes, when the trap is generated, and how Prime Network processes the traps (severity, whether they are ticketable, can be correlated, are autocleared, and so on).
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Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 Supported Technologies and Topologies |
- Supported technologies, and the per-technology support Prime Network provides for element modeling, network modeling, and topology views.
- Supported topologies and how they are discovered and displayed by Prime Network.
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