Cisco Optical Site Manager installation workflow on NCS 2000 SVO-LC

Network scopes

Cisco Optical Site Manager uses separate network scopes for user access and device communication.

Use this table to identify each network scope, its purpose, and its requirement.

Management network ports

The management network must allow these ports for access to Cisco Optical Site Manager on SVO-LC.

Use this table to identify the TCP ports, protocols, and uses required for Cisco Optical Site Manager access on SVO-LC.

Devices network ports

The devices network must allow these ports between Cisco Optical Site Manager and the managed devices.

Use this table to identify the source, destination, port, protocol, and use for traffic between Cisco Optical Site Manager and managed devices.

NCS 1000 onboarding requirements

These requirements apply when you onboard NCS 1000 devices to Cisco Optical Site Manager on SVO-LC.

• The NCS 1000 device must be reachable from the SVO-LC. Configure all intermediate network devices to allow reachability between the SVO-LC and the NCS 1000 device.

• In Cisco Optical Site Manager, add a route in the Devices Gateway table from Devices > Networking. Specify the NCS 1000 subnet or host address and use 192.168.254.65 as the gateway.

This example shows an IPv4 network YAML configuration file for Geo HA:

server-name: "Server-A"
mgmt-address-family: "IPv4"
ospf-area-id: "0.0.0.0"
redundancy-mode: "GEO_HA"
servers:
- name: "Server-A"
  mgmt:
    ipv4:
      ip: "10.0.123.0"
      prefix: 22
      gateway: "10.0.123.1"
      host-nic: "10.0.123.2"
  devices:
    ipv4:
      ip: "10.0.1.123"
      prefix: 24
      gateway: "10.0.123.1"
      host-nic: "10.0.123.2"
- name: "Server-B"
  mgmt:
    ipv4:
      ip: "10.1.123.123"
      prefix: 22
      gateway: "10.1.123.1"
      host-nic: "10.1.123.2"
  devices:
    ipv4:
      ip: "10.1.123.123"
      prefix: 24
      gateway: "10.1.123.1"
      host-nic: "10.1.123.2"