Cisco Prime Network Customization Guide, 5.2

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Updated:: August 2, 2018

Book Table of Contents

Prime Network Customization Overview
Modeling and Displaying Additional NE Properties
Adding Support for New Devices, Software Versions and Modules Using the VCB
Creating Commands and Command Scripts to Perform Device Configuration Operations
Deploying Activation Workflows to Devices Using Transaction Manager
Adding Support for New Events Using the VCB
Adding New Threshold-Crossing Alarms
Adding External Launch Points to the GUI Client
Soft Properties: Supported Parsing Operators, Rules, and Regular Expressions
VCB: CLI Commands and Template Reference
Command Manager and Command Builder: Macro Language and Beanshell Reference
Support of KVM Hypervisor using VCB Customization

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