Overview
Learn how to configure Cisco Optical Site Manager in standalone mode on an NCS 1001 or NCS 1004 controller card. Use this procedure to set management interfaces, routing, and NETCONF over SSH parameters, and verify operational status.
Cisco Optical Site Manager can be configured in standalone mode on a single NCS 1001 or NCS 1004 controller card.
The configuration involves setting up Cisco Optical Site Manager interfaces and defining management interface parameters.
Before you begin
Verify that these NETCONF over SSH is enabled. For more details, see Enable NETCONF over SSH on host devices.
Follow these steps to configure Cisco Optical Site Manager in standalone mode on a single NCS 1001 or NCS 1004 controller card:
Procedure
| 1. | Enter global configuration mode. Example:
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| 2. | Configure Linux networking, VRF, and interface parameters for the management interface and a loopback interface. Example:
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| 3. | Configure a static default route for IPv4 unicast traffic. Example:
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| 4. | Configure the management interface for Cisco Optical Site Manager by using the mgmt-interface-name MgmtEth R/S/I/P command. Example:
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| 5. | Commit the changes and exit the configuration modes using the commit and end commands. Example:
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| 6. | Verify the Cisco Optical Site Manager status using the show cosm status command. Example:
You can also use the show running-config cosm command to verify the configured parameters, though user credentials are not displayed. |
Cisco Optical Site Manager is configured in the standalone mode.