Outlines the process for verifying the integration of Cisco Secure Equipment Access.
Verify the Secure Equipment Access connection
Confirm that devices have successfully installed the Cisco SEA application and are operating as part of the Cisco SEA solution after deploying configuration groups with Cisco SEA features.
When you create a configuration group with a Cisco SEA feature, deploying the configuration group to devices triggers the devices to install the Cisco SEA application. It takes several minutes for a device to install the Cisco SEA application. After a successful installation, the device operates as part of the Cisco SEA solution.
Before you begin
Deploy a configuration group with a Cisco SEA feature to one or more devices. See Deploy a configuration group with a Cisco SEA feature.
Procedure
| 1. | Log in to the Cisco SEA cloud portal. |
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| 2. | View the device list. For details, see the Cisco Secure Equipment Access documentation on the Cisco DevNet site. |
The device list displays devices that have successfully connected to the Cisco SEA cloud portal, confirming that the Cisco SEA application installation was successful and the devices are operating as part of the Cisco SEA solution.
Verify the Secure Equipment Access application using the CLI
This task helps you confirm that the Cisco Secure Equipment Access application has been successfully deployed and is functioning properly on your network devices.
This verification method is applicable to devices in the SD-WAN or SD-Routing solutions.
Before you begin
Deploy a configuration group with a Cisco Secure Equipment Access feature to one or more devices. See Deploy a configuration group with a Cisco SEA feature.
Follow these steps to verify that the Cisco Secure Equipment Access application is operating on a device:
Procedure
| 1. | On a device running the Cisco Secure Equipment Access application, run this command. |
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| 2. | Based on the output of the command in the previous step, do one of these:
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| 3. | On the same device, run this command. If the output shows that state as running, this indicates that the Cisco Secure Equipment Access application is operating correctly. |
You have confirmed whether the Cisco Secure Equipment Access application is operating correctly on the device. If both commands show the services and application in a running state, the verification is successful.
In this example, the Cisco Secure Equipment Access application is installed and operating. Note that the command output is abbreviated here.
Device# show iox-service
IOx Infrastructure Summary:
IOx service (CAF) : Running
IOx service (HA) : Not Supported
IOx service (IOxman) : Running
IOx service (Sec storage) : Running
Libvirtd 5.5.0 : Running
Dockerd v19.03.13-ce : Running
Device# show app-hosting detail appid sea
App id : sea
Owner : iox
State : RUNNING
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