Configure P-LTE-450 Module using Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager for SD-Routing Devices, Release 17.18.x
What’s new and changed
This table lists the features available with the current release :
Cisco IOS XE release |
Feature name |
Description |
Supported platforms |
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Cisco IOS XE 17.18.1a |
Configure P-LTE-450 module using Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager |
This feature introduces support to configure P-LTE-450 module using Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager. |
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Benefit of configuring P-LTE-450 module using Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager
Customers can easily configure and monitor P-LTE-450 module without the need to input and manage multiple commands therefore leading to quicker deployments and easier module management.
Limitation of configuring P-LTE-450 module using Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager
- Configuring P-LTE-450 module as the primary link for Plug and Play (PNP) deployments is not supported.
- Configuring P-LTE-450 module on the Rugged Series Platforms is only supported on a single slot in the router due to hardware limitations. So, If you are configuring P-LTE-450 module on a Cisco Catalyst 1101 Rugged Router, you can only use slot 0/1 or slot 0/4. Whereas on a Cisco Catalyst IR1800 Rugged Series Router, only slot 0/4 is supported.
Workflow to configure P-LTE-450 module
These are the different stages in configuring P-LTE-450 module:
Summary
Configuring a P-LTE-450 module involves setting up network and cellular connection parameters for the module using CLI Add-on Profile. An Ethernet Interface is then set up using Configuration Groups to establish network connectivity and traffic forwarding within the local network.
Workflow
- Configure network and cellular connection parameters using CLI Add-on Profile.
- Configure Ethernet Interface using Configuration Group.
- Associate and deploy the Configuration Group to an SD-Routing device.
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Monitor the P-LTE-450 module using Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager.
Steps to configure and monitor P-LTE-450 module To know more Configure authentication using CLI Add-on Profile
Configure network and cellular connection parameters for the P-LTE-450 module . See, Configure network and cellular connection parameters using CLI Add-on Profile
Configure Ethernet Interface using Configuration Group
Configure Ethernet Interface to establish network connectivity and traffic forwarding within the local network.
See,Configure Ethernet Interface using Configuration Group .Associate and deploy the Configuration Group to an SD-Routing device
Associate the Configuration Group to one or more devices and provisioning the configuration changes.
See, Associate and deploy the Configuration Group to an SD-Routing device.Monitor the P-LTE-450 module using Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager
You can monitor the detailed hardware, radio-related, and network-specific information about the P-LTE-450 module using Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager.
See, Monitor the P-LTE-450 module using Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager.
Configure network and cellular connection parameters using CLI Add-on Profile
This section covers details on configuring the network and cellular connection parameters for the P-LTE-450 module.
Before you begin
The P-LTE-450 username and password for accessing the management interface are typically found on a sticker attached to the module itself. These credentials are required for configuring the module's settings, including network parameters and security protocols.
Step 1 | On the Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager, select Create Configuration Group. Specify a name and description. |
Step 2 | Click + Add Profile and select CLI Add-on Profile. Select + Create New to create a new CLI Add-on Profile or select an existing profile from the list. |
Step 3 | In the CLI pane, enter these commands to configure network parameters and security protocols:
To know more about the commands, see Cellular Pluggable Interface Module Configuration Guide |
Step 4 | Modify the parameters as per your requirement. Click Save and Done. |
Configure Ethernet Interface using Configuration Group
Configuring an Ethernet Interface is crucial for establishing network connectivity and enabling traffic forwarding within the local network.
Step 1 | On the Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager, select SD Routing . Select the solution type as |
Step 2 | Select a Configuration Group from the list that is displayed. Create a new Transport and Management profile or select an existing profile. Select the profile, click Edit. |
Step 3 | Select Global VRF. Click Add New to configure the Global VRF. Specify a name to identify the Global VRF. Optionally, add a description for the Global VRF. See Configure Global VRF, for details on parameters for Global VRF. |
Step 4 | Select + Add New Feature. Click Ethernet Interface and select Add New to configure an Ethernet Interface. Configure Ethernet Interface. If you are configuring P-LTE-450 module on a Cisco Catalyst 1101 Rugged Router, specify the slot and port number as GigabitEthernet0/4/0.2 or GigabitEthernet 0/1/0.2 and for the Cisco Catalyst IR1800 Rugged Series Routers specify the slot and port number as GigabitEthernet 0/1/0.2. |
What to do next
After configuring the Ethernet Interface option, associate the Configuration Group to a device. See, Understand the order of upgrading firmware.
Associate and deploy the Configuration Group to an SD-Routing device
Before you begin
Step 1 | On Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager, select the Configuration Group created earlier. |
Step 2 | Click + Add and select the devices from the list. Click Save to attach the configuration group to the selected devices. |
Step 3 | To provision the configuration changes, click Deploy.
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Monitor the P-LTE-450 module using Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager
You can monitor the detailed hardware, radio-related, and network-specific information about the P-LTE-450 module using Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager.
Monitor the P-LTE-450 module using Monitoring dashboard
This section provides details on how to monitor Raw Socket transport using Monitor dashboard in Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager.
Step 1 | On the Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager, select . Select a device from the list. | ||||||||
Step 2 | Select Real Time. From Device Options, select an option to view more details.
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Monitor the P-LTE-450 module using commands
You can monitor the hardware, radio, and network-specific details of the P-LTE-450 module using these commands
Commands | Description |
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show lte450 0/1/0 hardware | Displays the details of modem and PIM information. |
show lte450 0/1/0 radio | Displays the signal quality. |
show lte450 0/1/0 network | Displays the mobile network status. |