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Configuration Guide for Cisco Optical Site Manager, IOS XR Release 26.x.x

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Cisco Optical Site Manager

Cisco Optical Site Manager

Use the Node Functional View

Node functional view
View node details
Optical channel monitoring
Optical time domain reflectometer
Connection verification
Customize NFV layout

Use Cisco Optical Site Manager Topology

Topology

Monitor Faults

Fault monitoring
Alarm profiles
User tags

Configure devices

Create or edit an authorization group
Add a device
SVO-LC device onboard in R25.1.1

Provision line cards

Supported NCS 1000 line cards
Configure the administrative state of Pluggable Port Modules and line cards
Open the card view
Provision an NCS 1000 or NCS 2000 card
Add card mode for NCS 1000 cards
Configuring card modes for NCS 2000 line cards
Reset a line card
Provision SONET or SDH trace monitoring
Provision trail trace monitoring
Provision ODU interfaces
Provision OTU interfaces
Provision Ethernet interfaces
Provision SONET or SDH Interfaces
Provision optical channels
Change Trunk Port Parameters
Provision optical threshold settings
Configure G.709 thresholds
Provision FEC thresholds
Configure RMON thresholds
Configure loopback interfaces
Configure optical safety
Configure thresholds for SONET or SDH
Enable attention LED
PSM card protection mechanism
View performance monitoring parameters
SVO cards
View UDC details
View insertion loss parameters
Manage the protection group
Provisioning optical amplifier cards
Retrieve MAC addresses through lldp
Provision FPD upgrade for the ports
Provision FPD upgrade for mr-mxp card
Enable proactive protection
Provision odu circuit
Functional Module Group
Provision zr plus interfaces
Provision zr plus interfaces
Provision zr plus trail trace monitoring
Provision zr plus trail trace monitoring
Provision Pluggable Ports
View circuit protection parameters
NCS 2000 Cards

Configure the node

Import a Cisco Optical Network Planner configuration file
Optical degrees
Internal patch cords
Automatic power control
Span loss measurement
Configure amplifier parameters
Provision interface parameters
Provision Raman amplifier parameters
Manage Raman interface parameters
Optical cross-connect circuits
Submarine Line Terminating Equipment mode
GMPLS UNI circuit connections
External links
Remote node management using GCC

Backup and restore database

Database backup and restore

Change IP addresses

Cisco Optical Site Manager IP address changes

Upgrade software

Cisco Optical Site Manager software packages
Workflow for software upgrade
Download GISO image
Download software package on device
Activate NCS 1000 and NCS 2000 device software
Activate Cisco Optical Site Manager and admin plane image for the SVO-lc
Delete software package

View inventory

View inventory of all racks or chassis
View inventory of a rack or chassis

User access and authentication

User configuration settings
Single sign-on (SSO)
Manage external authentication
x509 certificates
Active login user details
Session timeout

High-availability server operations

HA Servers view

Cisco Optical Site Manager settings

Configure time zone and measurement units
Configure NTP servers for node time synchronization
View audit logs
Download device diagnostics
Download ShowTech logs
Smart licensing for Cisco Optical Site Manager
Description
Configure smart transport
Cisco smart license utility
Configure CSLU
Configure offline

Configuration Guide for Cisco Optical Site Manager, IOS XR Release 26.x.x

Active login user details

Updated: October 14, 2026

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View active login sessions

View the user login history

This section describes active login user details in Cisco Optical Site Manager, including username, login time, interface name, and IP address for current user sessions.

Cisco Optical Site Manager displays details of users who are currently logged in and displays their session information. Monitoring user activity and managing sessions are made more effective with this information. These user session details are displayed:

username
login time
interface name
IP address

View active login sessions

Administrators can use Cisco Optical Site Manager to view active login sessions, monitor current user activity, and enhance security management.

You can view the users currently logged in and their details, such as username, login time, interface name, and IP address.

Before you begin

Log into Cisco Optical Site Manager

Follow these steps to view the list of currently logged in users:

Procedure

Click Users & Access in the left panel.

The Users & Access page is displayed.
Click the Login tab.
Click Active Login Sessions to view the currently logged in users and their details.

The system displays the username, login time, interface name, and IP address for each user currently logged in.

View the user login history

Administrators can access the past login activities of a user. This access facilitates auditing user activities, enables tracking of security events, and helps identify unauthorized or suspicious login attempts.

You can view user login history and details such as:

Login ID
username
Last login and logout date
Interface name
IP address

Before you begin

Log into Cisco Optical Site Manager

Follow these steps to view the user login history:

Procedure

Click Users & Access in the left panel.

The Users & Access page is displayed.
Click the Login tab.
Click Last Successful Logins to view user login history and associated details.

The system displays the user login history for each user.

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