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Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎08-24-2015

Hi Mathew, Using "switchback" will take you back to the Admin VDC or alternatively you can use the mgmt IP address of the Admin VDC to telnet. Thanks & Regards, Vignesh R P

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎01-16-2015

Hi Ram, BFD protocol is supported by Prime Network. Thanks & Regards, Vignesh R P

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎01-14-2015

Hi Karthi, When you hit the poll now button for a VNE it is expected that the Investigation State for that VNE becomes Currently Unsynchronized. Now when you click the VNE Status button at the bottom of the page, the Description should read as "User initiated device re-synchronization" and then it is not an issue. If you see any other description outside this, there might be an issue & you may consider reporting this to TAC for further troubleshooting. ***********Plz do rate this post if you found it helpful************************* Thanks & Regards, Vignesh R P

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎01-12-2015

Hi Karthi, It is possible to implement Prime Network without unit server. The AVMs 101 & above where the VNEs for the respective network elements are modeled can be hosted in the Prime Network Gateway server, provided there is enough memory. By this way we can avoid the unit server. But this way of implementation may not scale well & could be suitable only for small networks. ***********Plz do rate this post if you found it helpful************************* Thanks & Regards, Vignesh R P

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎01-10-2015

Hi Jerome, Cisco Prime Network is capable of supporting other vendor devices like Juniper, Alcatel-Lucent, Huawei etc. ***********Plz do rate this post if you found it helpful************************* Thanks & Regards, Vignesh R P

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎01-08-2015

Hi Martin, The Cisco Prime Network supports core communication protocols/technologies like MPLS TE, MPLS VPN, ISIS, OSPF etc used between the Network Elements whereas Cisco Prime Infrastructure is not capable of the same. For example if ISIS between two routers goes down in the network, Prime Network would create a ticket for this and all the events leading to the protocol going down would be correlated under the ticket. Once ISIS comes up this ticket would be cleared. Hope this explanation provides more clarity. Thanks & Regards, Vignesh R P

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎01-08-2015

Hi Sandy, This thread is meant for discussion related to Cisco Prime Network. Cisco Prime LMS is outside the scope of this thread and we would like to remain within the scope, for the sheer reason of not diluting this thread. Apologies for the same & thanks a lot for understanding. Warm Regards, Vignesh R P

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎01-07-2015

Hi, Prime Infrastructure is a discovery engine with element management capacity like an EMS. It is more suitable for the Enterprise customers to manage individual elements. Whereas Prime Network provides end to end management of the complete network. It is a NMS suitable for Service Provider customers. ***********Plz do rate this post if you found it helpful************************* Thanks & Regards, Vignesh R P

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎01-06-2015

Hello Jerome, A variety of Cisco devices are supported by the the Cisco Prime Network. I would encourage you to go through the below links on the user guide depending the version of Cisco Prime Network being used. "Cisco Prime Network Supported Cisco Virtual Network Elements (VNEs)" "Cisco Prime Network Supported Cisco VNEs - Addendum" Below is the link for the user guide. http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/cloud-systems-management/prime-network/products-user-guide-list.html Hope this would help in providing you more clarity. ***********Plz do rate this post if you found it helpful************************* Thanks & Regards, Vignesh R P

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎11-23-2014

Introduction: The "external-out enable" command is available for configuration under the "router ospf process" in case of the IOS-XR operating system. This command basically enables advertisement of intra-area routes on the device as external routes in the OSPF domain. Configuration Example: RP/0/RP0/CPU0:CORE# router ospf 1 area 0 external-out enable interface TenGigE0/7/0/15 cost 10 ! interface TenGigE0/7/0/16 cost 10 ! interface TenGigE0/7/0/17 cost 10 ! ! ! end RP/0/RP0/CPU0:CORE#sh ospf database external self-originate | in State ID Link State ID: 10.56.232.0 (External Network Number) Link State ID: 10.56.232.32 (External Network Number) Link State ID: 10.56.232.64 (External Network Number) Link State ID: 10.56.232.68 (External Network Number) Link State ID: 10.56.232.72 (External Network Number) Link State ID: 10.56.232.96 (External Network Number) Link State ID: 10.56.232.100 (External Network Number) Link State ID: 10.56.232.104 (External Network Number) Link State ID: 10.56.233.12 (External Network Number) Link State ID: 10.56.233.16 (External Network Number) Link State ID: 10.56.233.20 (External Network Number) Alcatel PE# show router ospf database ext type external =============================================================================== OSPF Link State Database (Type : External) =============================================================================== Type Area Id Link State Id Adv Rtr Id Age Sequence Cksum ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AS Ext n/a 10.56.232.0 10.162.0.3 460 0x80000011 0x59fd AS Ext n/a 10.56.232.32 10.162.0.3 460 0x80000012 0x7ab1 AS Ext n/a 10.56.232.64 10.162.0.3 460 0x80000011 0xd640 AS Ext n/a 10.56.232.68 10.162.0.3 460 0x80000011 0xae64 AS Ext n/a 10.56.232.72 10.162.0.3 460 0x80000011 0x8688 AS Ext n/a 10.56.232.96 10.162.0.3 460 0x80000011 0xf9f2 AS Ext n/a 10.56.232.100 10.162.0.3 460 0x80000011 0xd117 AS Ext n/a 10.56.232.104 10.162.0.3 460 0x80000011 0xa93b AS Ext n/a 10.56.233.12 10.162.0.3 460 0x80000011 0xa194 AS Ext n/a 10.56.233.16 10.162.0.3 460 0x80000011 0x79b8 AS Ext n/a 10.56.233.20 10.162.0.3 460 0x80000011 0x51dc Caution: The "external-out enable" OSPF command should not be turned on without appropriate network planning. Also it is important to note that the router takes "external-out" command without "enable" keyword under "router ospf". An operator can mistakenly type "ext" instead of “exit” to exit "router ospf config mode" and this can have the “external-out” command configured under "router ospf" unintentionally. RP/0/RP0/CPU0:CORE#config RP/0/RP0/CPU0:CORE(config)#router ospf 1 RP/0/RP0/CPU0:CORE(config-ospf)#external-out ? disable Disable advertisement of intra-area routes as external enable Enable advertisement of intra-area routes as external <cr> RP/0/RP0/CPU0:CORE(config-ospf)#ext RP/0/RP0/CPU0:CORE(config-ospf)#show router ospf 1 external-out enable !

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎11-03-2014

Hi, "allowas-in" config on the branch routers would help. Thanks & Regards, Vignesh R P

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎11-03-2014

Hi Saran, You need to add network statements under BGP on both R4 & R5 routers for networks 10.10.10.0 & 30.30.30.0 respectively. ***********Plz do rate this post if you found it helpful************************* Thanks & Regards, Vignesh R P

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎11-03-2014

Hi, Kindly provide the outputs of show version and show interface. Thanks & Regards, Vignesh R P

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎11-03-2014

Hi Nayan, While this question is very broad I have managed to provide a couple of links below and a quick read would prove handy. http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/switches/catalyst-3850-series-switches/products-installation-guides-list.html http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/switches/catalyst-3850-series-switches/data_sheet_c78-720918.html?cachemode=refresh ***********Plz do rate this post if you found it helpful************************* Thanks & Regards, Vignesh R P

Vignesh Rajendran Praveen · ‎11-03-2014

Hi Preet, I assume that you are not talking about port-channel here. There are multiple ways of load balancing traffic between two ISPs. For example you can use BGP or Static routing. The below links would provide you a fair idea of the same. http://blog.webernetz.net/2014/03/12/basic-isp-load-balancing-with-a-cisco-router/ http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ip/border-gateway-protocol-bgp/13762-40.html ***********Plz do rate this post if you found it helpful************************* Thanks & Regards, Vignesh R P

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Hi Mathew,Using "switchback"

Hi Ram,BFD protocol is

Hi Karthi,When you hit the

Hi Karthi,It is possible to

Hi Jerome,Cisco Prime Network

Hi Martin,The Cisco Prime

Hi Sandy, This thread is

Hi, Prime Infrastructure is a

Hello Jerome, A variety of

"external-out enable" OSPF Command - IO...

Hi, "allowas-in" config on

Hi Saran, You need to add

Hi,Kindly provide the outputs

Hi Nayan, While this question

Hi Preet,I assume that you