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Tools in the Cisco SD-WAN Manager header provide quick access to essential features, including search, the AI Assistant, task management, product help documentation, alarm monitoring, and user profile settings.
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Search |
Use the search field to find information on devices, network, configurations, and so on within SD-WAN Manager. SD-WAN Manager maintains search history for each user session. The search results only include information a user is authorized to view, based on role-based access control (RBAC). In a multitenant environment, when a tenant uses the search, SD-WAN Manager returns results related to that tenant only. |
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AI Assistant |
The AI assistant is a beta functionality available in Cisco SD-WAN Cloud and Cloud-Pro installations. It is also available for on-premises customer-hosted SD-WAN deployments that have enabled cloud services and have cloud connectivity. |
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Tasks |
Shows a list of active and completed tasks. |
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Help |
Shows product help, software version, system time and time zone, and so on. |
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Notifications |
Shows the details of active and cleared alarms. |
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User Profile drop-down list |
Sign out, or edit your profile. |
AI Assistant
To enable AI Assistant functionality, from the Cisco SD-WAN Manager menu, choose Administration > Settings and enable Cloud Services.
You can access AI Assistant from SD-WAN Manager for various tasks:
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Documentation search. Get information about SD-WAN features and functionalities, such as:
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What is Cloud OnRamp for SaaS?
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How do I configure Cloud OnRamp for SaaS?
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How do I configure Application Aware Routing?
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Monitor and troubleshoot network. Get information about the network and application health, such as:
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What is the health of my network?
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Are there any link issues in the last 24 hours?
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Are there any application performance issues in the last 7 days?

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To monitor and troubleshoot the network with the AI Assistant, you must enable Cloud Services with Analytics onboarded.
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TAC case management: Open, view, or close a TAC case.
In order to open a TAC case, you must have a support contract or product under warranty. The cisco.com user account that is used to sign on to Support Case Manager portal must have permission to create, view, and close TAC cases.
If you provide insufficient information to open a case, the AI assistant provides a TAC portal link with auto-filled information for request completion. You need to complete an authentication workflow for TAC-related actions.

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Updating or uploading attachment files for existing TAC cases is not supported through the AI Assistant.
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