This chapter details how the Cisco Optical Site Manager admin plane empowers administrators to oversee instances, manage networking, handle certificates, and perform routine actions within Cisco Optical Site Manager.
Cisco Optical Site Manager admin plane
This topic describes the Cisco Optical Site Manager admin plane, including its role in instance lifecycle management, high-availability coordination, and network configuration for NCS 2000 SVO card deployments.
User management features in the Admin Plane
This topic explains how user management profiles organize access and authorization in the Admin Plane for Cisco Optical Site Manager platforms.
Cisco Optical Site Manager instances
This topic describes Cisco Optical Site Manager instances, including their properties, lifecycle operations, and management using the admin plane. It also explains how to create, modify, monitor, and troubleshoot instances in high-availability deployments.
Download diagnostic log files
Use this task to download admin plane diagnostic log files so that you can review troubleshooting data for the deployment.
View certificate
Use this task to view certificate details in the Cisco Optical Site Manager admin plane and renew the certificate when required.
Cisco Optical Site Manager instances statistics
This topic explains cisco Optical Site Manager Instances Statistics in the Cisco Optical Site Manager admin plane. It describes key behavior, required inputs, and operational considerations so you can understand the feature before configuration, monitoring, or troubleshooting.
Admin Plane utilities
Use this task to reset the SVO card to factory defaults or restart the admin plane when maintenance requires it.
Modify admin plane properties
Use this task to modify admin plane properties so that you can update the required runtime settings for the deployment.
Custom scripts
This topic explains custom Scripts in the Cisco Optical Site Manager admin plane. It describes key behavior, required inputs, and operational considerations so you can understand the feature before configuration, monitoring, or troubleshooting.