09-13-2023 01:38 PM - edited 09-14-2023 09:18 AM
Application Experience aims to provide visibility and insights into the performance of applications. It enables a network administrator to quickly analyze the health of applications present in the network and isolate network issues from application issues, enhancing the end-user’s application experience.
Cisco DNA Center offers application visibility, which gives us a clear look at exactly what applications are passing through the network. AVC-based NetFlow is deployed on the network devices, which uses NBAR2 to identify the applications end-to-end consistently. The NetFlow deployed collects IP traffic information by examining the flow of data entering and exiting the network devices interface.
Based on the telemetry collected using NetFlow, Cisco DNA Center calculates the health score for applications and calculates various stats of every application, such as:
Quantitative Metrics: Usage and Throughput
Qualitative Metrics: Delay, Jitter, and Packet loss
Additionally, we also get an insight on the dashboard, which shows if the delay/jitter/packet loss is happening on the client, server, or application.
This data can be viewed from a device perspective (Device 360 window), from the user perspective (Client 360 window), or from the application perspective (Application 360 window). If you are looking to enable Application Experience in your Catalyst Center, below are the steps.
Steps to Enable Application Experience:
Please move to next step if these packages are already enabled on your Cisco DNA Center.
ii. Enable NBAR Cloud
Go to Provision > Application Visibility > Discovered Application > Click on “Configure” under NBAR Cloud.
From here, Click on Configure > add Client ID*, Client Secret, Organization name > Save
To get the Client ID and Client Secret, click on the hyperlink “Cisco API Console” from the Configure NBAR Cloud sidebar.
*KEY is the Client ID here
A note about product naming:
Cisco DNA Center is in the process of being rebranded as Catalyst Center. Users of 2.3.7 will see the Cisco DNA Center name in the product. However, as we continue the rebranding process, customers will see both names used in different collaterals but both names refer to the same product.
Thanks angumber,
But is it possible to share details as of how to create Client ID and Client Secret, I fail to see NBAR app API.
Are you able to clarify on this please
@AigarsK Client ID and Client secret are by default available:
Go to Provision > Application Visibility > Discovered Application > Click on “Configure” under NBAR Cloud
From here Click on Configure > add Client ID, Client Secret, Organization name > Save
To get the Client ID and Client Secret, click on the hyper link “Cisco API Console” from the Configure NBAR Cloud side bar. This will take you to Cisco API Console, use your login.
**KEY is the Client ID here
Buenas tardes,
Les realizo una consulta, tengo alguna ventaja al configurar en el Dnac Umbrella?, ya está funcionando pero no se encuentra configurado en el Dnac, obtengo mayor información en el monitoreo y la solución de problemas?
Muchas gracias.
Saludos.
Ciro Gustavo Mele
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