Cisco Prime Infrastructure 2.0 User Guide - Configuring WAAS Container [Cisco Prime Infrastructure]

Table Of Contents

Configuring the Cisco WAAS Container

Prerequisites for Installing an ISR-WAAS Container

Cisco WAAS Central Manager Integration

Cisco WAAS Central Manager Integration

Configuring Single Sign-On

Creating a Username in Cisco WAAS Central Manager

Cross-Launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager

Cross-Launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager on a Single Device

Cross-Launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager on Multiple Devices

Defining Interface Roles

Importing an OVA image

Configuring Cisco AppNav Automatically During ISR-WAAS Container Activation

Installing an ISR-WAAS Container

Installing and Activating an ISR-WAAS Container

Installing an ISR-WAAS Container on a Single Router

Installing an ISR-WAAS Container on Multiple Routers

Uninstalling and Deactivating a Cisco WAAS Container

Uninstalling a Single Cisco ISR-WAAS Container

Uninstalling a Multiple Cisco ISR-WAAS Container

Deactivating a Cisco ISR-WAAS Container

Deactivating a Single Cisco ISR-WAAS Container

Deactivating Multiple Cisco ISR-WAAS Containers

Configuring the Cisco WAAS Container

The Cisco Wide Area Application Services (Cisco WAAS) container is a powerful WAN optimization acceleration solution.

•Prerequisites for Installing an ISR-WAAS Container

•Installing an ISR-WAAS Container on a Single Router

•Installing an ISR-WAAS Container on Multiple Routers

•Uninstalling a Single Cisco ISR-WAAS Container

•Deactivating a Cisco ISR-WAAS Container

Note In this chapter, ISR-WAAS device refers to the router and ISR-WAAS container refers to the container.

Prerequisites for Installing an ISR-WAAS Container

Before you install a Cisco WAAS container, you must configure the following in Prime Infrastructure:

•Cisco WAAS Central Manager Integration

•Interface Roles

•Importing an OVA image

Note Ensure that the name of the ISR-WAAS container does not exceed 22 characters.

Cisco WAAS Central Manager Integration

To manage thee ISR-WAAS with the Cisco WAAS Central Manager, you must register with the Cisco WAAS Central Manager. Registration of ISR-WAAS with Cisco WAAS Central Manager can be done either from the ISR-WAAS CLI, or from the Cisco WAAS Central Manager GUI, or while activating the ISR-WAAS through Prime Infrastructure. The WCM periodically polls the Cisco 4451-X Integrated Services Router (ISR) to retrieve the current status information and perform configuration synchronization.

Cisco WAAS Central Manager Integration

A typical Cisco WAAS deployment consists of both Prime Infrastructure and Cisco WAAS Central Manager applications. Cisco WAAS Central Manager IP is used during ISR-WAAS activation. After ISR-WAAS is activated, it registers with Cisco WAAS Central Manager. Prime Infrastructure needs the IP address of WCM for the following reasons:

•To inform Cisco WAAS Central Manager of the new Cisco ISR-WAAS

•For cross-launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager GUI for monitoring purposes

Note Cisco WAAS Central Manager configuration is a one-time configuration. The Cisco WAAS Central Manager IP address is required for Prime Infrastructure to authenticate itself to Cisco WAAS Central Manager, and is configured in Prime Infrastructure using the Settings menu.

Note If Cisco WAAS Central Manager IP is not configured in Prime Infrastructure, the newly activated ISR-WAAS will not be registered with Cisco WAAS Central Manager.

To configure the Cisco WAAS Central Manager IP address in Prime Infrastructure:

Step 1 Choose Administration > System Settings.

Step 2 Click Service Container Management.

Step 3 Enter the IP address in the WCM IP Address text box.

Step 4 Click Save.

WCM can be deployed under the following condition:

Prime Infrastructure works only with the active Cisco WAAS Central Manager that is configured in Prime Infrastructure.

After a Cisco WAAS Central Manager failover, one of the following must take place for Prime Infrastructure-Cisco WAAS Central Manager interworking to operate properly again:

•Prime Infrastructure is reconfigured with the IP address of the new Cisco WAAS Central Manager.

•The failed Cisco WAAS Central Manager must become active.

Configuring Single Sign-On

Configuring the Single Sign-On (SSO) feature provides a seamless method to launch Cisco WAAS Central Manager from Network Control System using the existing Prime Infrastructure 2.0 Single Sign-On functionality.

To configure SSO:

Step 1 Choose Administration > User, Roles, AAA > SSO Servers.

Step 2 Select Add SSO Server from the drop-down list on the right side of the pane.

Step 3 Enter the Prime Infrastructure IP address and click GO.

Step 4 Click Save.

Step 5 Select AAA Mode Settings.

Step 6 Select the SSO radio button.

Step 7 Select the Enable fallback to local check box.

Step 8 Click Save.

Step 9 Configure the WCM IP address. For information on how to configure the WCM IP address, see the Cisco WAAS Central Manager Integration.

Step 10 After you configure the IP address, log out of Prime Infrastructure and log in to WCM and create a username.

Creating a Username in Cisco WAAS Central Manager

Step 1 Log in to WCM.

Step 2 Choose Home > Admin > AAA > Users.

Step 3 Click Create.

Step 4 Enter a username that matches the Prime Infrastructure username.

Step 5 Choose Role Management and click admin to assign a RBAC role to create a user account.

Step 6 Choose Domain Management and assign a role and domain.

Step 7 Click Submit.

Step 8 Choose Devices > Configure > AAA > NCS Single Sign-On.

Step 9 Check the Enable NCS Single Sign-On check box and enter the CAS/SSO server URL.

Step 10 Click Submit to create the certificate.

Step 11 Click Submit after the certificate is created.

Cross-Launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager

You can cross-launch Cisco WAAS Central Manager in the following ways:

•Cross-Launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager on a Single Device

•Cross-Launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager on Multiple Devices

Cross-Launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager on a Single Device

To cross-launch the Cisco WAAS Central Manager from the Device Work Center:

Step 1 Choose Operate > Device Work Center.

Step 2 Select the ISR-WAAS device.

The device details are displayed in the pane below.

Step 3 Click the Service Container tab.

Step 4 Select the corresponding ISR-WAAS container and click Launch WCM.

Cross-Launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager on Multiple Devices

To cross-launch from the Deployed Services:

Step 1 Choose Operate > Deployed Services.

Step 2 Select the corresponding ISR-WAAS container and click Launch WCM.

Note The Cisco ISR-WAAS Container Lifecycle enables a user to install, uninstall, activate, or deactivate the service container.

Defining Interface Roles

You can define interface roles in Design > Shared Policy Objects > Interface Role. For more information on creating interface roles, see the Creating Interface Roles. Policy objects enable users to define logical collections of elements. Policy Objects are reusable, named components that can be used by other objects and policies. The Shared Policy Objects also eliminate the need to define a component each time you define a policy. For more information on Shared Policy Objects, see the Creating Shared Policy Objects.

Importing an OVA image

To import an OVA image for an ISR-WAAS container:

Step 1 Choose Operate > Service Catalogue.

Step 2 Select an OVA image from one of the following locations:

•URL

•File

Step 3 Click Submit to import the image into Prime Infrastructure.

Step 4 Click Refresh to view the imported image in the Service Catalogue > ISR-WAAS folder.

Configuring Cisco AppNav Automatically During ISR-WAAS Container Activation

A Cisco WAAS container can be configured in two different ways depending on whether you want to configure it on a single router (Installing an ISR-WAAS Container on a Single Router) or multiple routers (Installing an ISR-WAAS Container on Multiple Routers).

Installation of the ISR-WAAS container can be done in two ways. You can either install the container and activate it later, or you can install and activate the container at the same instance.

Note Ensure that the name of the ISR-WAAS container does not exceed 22 characters.

Installing an ISR-WAAS Container

To install an ISR-WAAS container:

Step 1 Choose Operate > Service Catalogue to import an OVA image. For information on how to import an OVA image, see the Defining Interface Roles.

Step 2 After importing, click Refresh to view the imported image.

Step 3 Click Deploy.

Step 4 In the Network Deploy Wizard page, select the ISR-WAAS device on which you want to configure the container.

Step 5 Choose the Install option and select a Resource Profile from the drop-down list.

Step 6 Click OK to install the ISR-WAAS container.

Note To successfully install and activate an ISR-WAAS, you need to have enough memory for each resource profile. For ISR-WAAS-750, you need 4194304 KB memory and two CPUs, for ISR-WAAS-1300, you need 6291456 KB memory and four CPUs, and for ISR-WAAS-2500, you need 8388608 KB memory with six CPUs.

Installing and Activating an ISR-WAAS Container

To install and activate a ISR-WAAS container:

Step 1 Choose Operate > Service Catalogue to import an OVA image. For information on how to import an OVA image, see the Defining Interface Roles.

Step 2 After importing, click Refresh to view the imported image

Step 3 Click Deploy.

Step 4 In the Network Deploy wizard screen, select the device on which you want to configure the container

Step 5 Choose the Install and Activate option.

Step 6 Choose a Resource Profile from the drop-down list.

Step 7 Select the Redirect Traffic to WAAS-XE with AppNav-XE check box.

Step 8 Click OK to install and activate the ISR-WAAS container.

Note Once the ISR-WAAS is installed and activated, the Cisco AppNav configuration is automatically configured.

Note To successfully install and activate a ISR-WAAS, you should at least have 8 GB RAM in the router for the 750 resource profile.

Installing an ISR-WAAS Container on a Single Router

To install an ISR-WAAS container on a single router:

Step 1 Choose Operate > Device Work Center.

Step 2 From the list that is displayed, choose the router on which you want to install the ISR-WAAS container.

Step 3 Click the Service Container tab.

Step 4 Click Add and enter the configuration details in each field. For information about the field descriptions, see the Cisco Prime Infrastructure 2.0 Reference Guide.

Step 5 Click OK.

Installing an ISR-WAAS Container on Multiple Routers

To install an ISR-WAAS container on multiple routers:

Step 1 Choose Operate > Service Catalogue.

Step 2 Select the ISR-WAAS folder that contains the imported OVA image.

Step 3 Click Deploy.

From the list that is displayed, select the routers on which you want to install the ISR-WAAS container.

After you deploy, you can either click Install (Installing an ISR-WAAS Container) or Install and Activate (Installing and Activating an ISR-WAAS Container)

Step 4 If you choose Install and Activate, enter the following details in the Value Assignment area:

–Enter the ISR-WAAS IP Address/Mask

–Enter the Router IP/ Mask

–Enter the Storage Location.

–Enter a Service Container name

–Select a Resource Profile

Step 5 Click OK.

Uninstalling and Deactivating a Cisco WAAS Container

You can deactivate a Cisco WAAS Container either from the Device Work Center or from the Deployed Services. From the Device Work Center, you can deactivate a single ISR-WAAS container, but from the Deployed Services, you can deactivate multiple ISR-WAAS containers.

Uninstalling a Single Cisco ISR-WAAS Container

To uninstall a single ISR-WAAS container from the Device Work Center:

Step 1 Choose Operate > Device Work Center.

Step 2 From the list that is displayed, select the router from which you want to uninstall the Cisco WAAS container by clicking it.

Step 3 Click the Service Container tab in the bottom pane.

Step 4 Click Uninstall.

Step 5 Click OK.

Uninstalling a Multiple Cisco ISR-WAAS Container

To uninstall multiple a Cisco ISR-WAAS containers from the Deployed Services:

Step 1 Choose Operate > Deployed Services.

Step 2 From the list that is displayed, select the routers from which you want to uninstall the Cisco WAAS containers by clicking them.

Step 3 Click Uninstall.

Step 4 Click OK.

Note When a Cisco WAAS virtual appliance is uninstalled through Prime Infrastructure, the corresponding Cisco AppNav configuration is removed.

Deactivating a Cisco ISR-WAAS Container

You can deactivate a Cisco ISR-WAAS container in the following two ways:

•Deactivating a Single Cisco ISR-WAAS Container

•Deactivating Multiple Cisco ISR-WAAS Containers

Deactivating a Single Cisco ISR-WAAS Container

To deactivate a single Cisco ISR-WAAS container from the Device Work Center:

Step 1 Choose Operate > Device Work Center.

Step 2 Select a Cisco ISR-WAAS device name from the device group list.

Step 3 Click the Service Container tab.

Step 4 Click Deactivate.

Deactivating Multiple Cisco ISR-WAAS Containers

To deactivate multiple Cisco WAAS containers from the Deployed Services:

Step 1 Choose Operate > Deployed Services.

Step 2 Select multiple ISR-WAAS device names from the list.

Step 3 Click Deactivate.

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Prerequisites for Installing an ISR-WAAS Container Before you install a Cisco WAAS container, you must configure the following in Prime Infrastructure: •Cisco WAAS Central Manager Integration •Interface Roles •Importing an OVA image Note Ensure that the name of the ISR-WAAS container does not exceed 22 characters. Cisco WAAS Central Manager Integration To manage thee ISR-WAAS with the Cisco WAAS Central Manager, you must register with the Cisco WAAS Central Manager. Registration of ISR-WAAS with Cisco WAAS Central Manager can be done either from the ISR-WAAS CLI, or from the Cisco WAAS Central Manager GUI, or while activating the ISR-WAAS through Prime Infrastructure. The WCM periodically polls the Cisco 4451-X Integrated Services Router (ISR) to retrieve the current status information and perform configuration synchronization. Cisco WAAS Central Manager Integration A typical Cisco WAAS deployment consists of both Prime Infrastructure and Cisco WAAS Central Manager applications. Cisco WAAS Central Manager IP is used during ISR-WAAS activation. After ISR-WAAS is activated, it registers with Cisco WAAS Central Manager. Prime Infrastructure needs the IP address of WCM for the following reasons: •To inform Cisco WAAS Central Manager of the new Cisco ISR-WAAS •For cross-launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager GUI for monitoring purposes Note Cisco WAAS Central Manager configuration is a one-time configuration. The Cisco WAAS Central Manager IP address is required for Prime Infrastructure to authenticate itself to Cisco WAAS Central Manager, and is configured in Prime Infrastructure using the Settings menu. Note If Cisco WAAS Central Manager IP is not configured in Prime Infrastructure, the newly activated ISR-WAAS will not be registered with Cisco WAAS Central Manager. To configure the Cisco WAAS Central Manager IP address in Prime Infrastructure: Step 1 Choose Administration > System Settings. Step 2 Click Service Container Management. Step 3 Enter the IP address in the WCM IP Address text box. Step 4 Click Save. WCM can be deployed under the following condition: Prime Infrastructure works only with the active Cisco WAAS Central Manager that is configured in Prime Infrastructure. After a Cisco WAAS Central Manager failover, one of the following must take place for Prime Infrastructure-Cisco WAAS Central Manager interworking to operate properly again: •Prime Infrastructure is reconfigured with the IP address of the new Cisco WAAS Central Manager. •The failed Cisco WAAS Central Manager must become active. Configuring Single Sign-On Configuring the Single Sign-On (SSO) feature provides a seamless method to launch Cisco WAAS Central Manager from Network Control System using the existing Prime Infrastructure 2.0 Single Sign-On functionality. To configure SSO: Step 1 Choose Administration > User, Roles, AAA > SSO Servers. Step 2 Select Add SSO Server from the drop-down list on the right side of the pane. Step 3 Enter the Prime Infrastructure IP address and click GO. Step 4 Click Save. Step 5 Select AAA Mode Settings. Step 6 Select the SSO radio button. Step 7 Select the Enable fallback to local check box. Step 8 Click Save. Step 9 Configure the WCM IP address. For information on how to configure the WCM IP address, see the Cisco WAAS Central Manager Integration. Step 10 After you configure the IP address, log out of Prime Infrastructure and log in to WCM and create a username. Creating a Username in Cisco WAAS Central Manager Step 1 Log in to WCM. Step 2 Choose Home > Admin > AAA > Users. Step 3 Click Create. Step 4 Enter a username that matches the Prime Infrastructure username. Step 5 Choose Role Management and click admin to assign a RBAC role to create a user account. Step 6 Choose Domain Management and assign a role and domain. Step 7 Click Submit. Step 8 Choose Devices > Configure > AAA > NCS Single Sign-On. Step 9 Check the Enable NCS Single Sign-On check box and enter the CAS/SSO server URL. Step 10 Click Submit to create the certificate. Step 11 Click Submit after the certificate is created. Cross-Launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager You can cross-launch Cisco WAAS Central Manager in the following ways: •Cross-Launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager on a Single Device •Cross-Launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager on Multiple Devices Cross-Launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager on a Single Device To cross-launch the Cisco WAAS Central Manager from the Device Work Center: Step 1 Choose Operate > Device Work Center. Step 2 Select the ISR-WAAS device. The device details are displayed in the pane below. Step 3 Click the Service Container tab. Step 4 Select the corresponding ISR-WAAS container and click Launch WCM. Cross-Launching Cisco WAAS Central Manager on Multiple Devices To cross-launch from the Deployed Services: Step 1 Choose Operate > Deployed Services. Step 2 Select the corresponding ISR-WAAS container and click Launch WCM. Note The Cisco ISR-WAAS Container Lifecycle enables a user to install, uninstall, activate, or deactivate the service container. Defining Interface Roles You can define interface roles in Design > Shared Policy Objects > Interface Role. For more information on creating interface roles, see the Creating Interface Roles. Policy objects enable users to define logical collections of elements. Policy Objects are reusable, named components that can be used by other objects and policies. The Shared Policy Objects also eliminate the need to define a component each time you define a policy. For more information on Shared Policy Objects, see the Creating Shared Policy Objects. Importing an OVA image To import an OVA image for an ISR-WAAS container: Step 1 Choose Operate > Service Catalogue. Step 2 Select an OVA image from one of the following locations: •URL •File Step 3 Click Submit to import the image into Prime Infrastructure. Step 4 Click Refresh to view the imported image in the Service Catalogue > ISR-WAAS folder. Configuring Cisco AppNav Automatically During ISR-WAAS Container Activation A Cisco WAAS container can be configured in two different ways depending on whether you want to configure it on a single router (Installing an ISR-WAAS Container on a Single Router) or multiple routers (Installing an ISR-WAAS Container on Multiple Routers). Installation of the ISR-WAAS container can be done in two ways. You can either install the container and activate it later, or you can install and activate the container at the same instance. Note Ensure that the name of the ISR-WAAS container does not exceed 22 characters. Installing an ISR-WAAS Container To install an ISR-WAAS container: Step 1 Choose Operate > Service Catalogue to import an OVA image. For information on how to import an OVA image, see the Defining Interface Roles. Step 2 After importing, click Refresh to view the imported image. Step 3 Click Deploy. Step 4 In the Network Deploy Wizard page, select the ISR-WAAS device on which you want to configure the container. Step 5 Choose the Install option and select a Resource Profile from the drop-down list. Step 6 Click OK to install the ISR-WAAS container. Note To successfully install and activate an ISR-WAAS, you need to have enough memory for each resource profile. For ISR-WAAS-750, you need 4194304 KB memory and two CPUs, for ISR-WAAS-1300, you need 6291456 KB memory and four CPUs, and for ISR-WAAS-2500, you need 8388608 KB memory with six CPUs. Installing and Activating an ISR-WAAS Container To install and activate a ISR-WAAS container: Step 1 Choose Operate > Service Catalogue to import an OVA image. For information on how to import an OVA image, see the Defining Interface Roles. Step 2 After importing, click Refresh to view the imported image Step 3 Click Deploy. Step 4 In the Network Deploy wizard screen, select the device on which you want to configure the container Step 5 Choose the Install and Activate option. Step 6 Choose a Resource Profile from the drop-down list. Step 7 Select the Redirect Traffic to WAAS-XE with AppNav-XE check box. Step 8 Click OK to install and activate the ISR-WAAS container. Note Once the ISR-WAAS is installed and activated, the Cisco AppNav configuration is automatically configured. Note To successfully install and activate a ISR-WAAS, you should at least have 8 GB RAM in the router for the 750 resource profile. Installing an ISR-WAAS Container on a Single Router To install an ISR-WAAS container on a single router: Step 1 Choose Operate > Device Work Center. Step 2 From the list that is displayed, choose the router on which you want to install the ISR-WAAS container. Step 3 Click the Service Container tab. Step 4 Click Add and enter the configuration details in each field. For information about the field descriptions, see the Cisco Prime Infrastructure 2.0 Reference Guide. Step 5 Click OK. Installing an ISR-WAAS Container on Multiple Routers To install an ISR-WAAS container on multiple routers: Step 1 Choose Operate > Service Catalogue. Step 2 Select the ISR-WAAS folder that contains the imported OVA image. Step 3 Click Deploy. From the list that is displayed, select the routers on which you want to install the ISR-WAAS container. After you deploy, you can either click Install (Installing an ISR-WAAS Container) or Install and Activate (Installing and Activating an ISR-WAAS Container) Step 4 If you choose Install and Activate, enter the following details in the Value Assignment area: –Enter the ISR-WAAS IP Address/Mask –Enter the Router IP/ Mask –Enter the Storage Location. –Enter a Service Container name –Select a Resource Profile Step 5 Click OK. Uninstalling and Deactivating a Cisco WAAS Container You can deactivate a Cisco WAAS Container either from the Device Work Center or from the Deployed Services. From the Device Work Center, you can deactivate a single ISR-WAAS container, but from the Deployed Services, you can deactivate multiple ISR-WAAS containers. Uninstalling a Single Cisco ISR-WAAS Container To uninstall a single ISR-WAAS container from the Device Work Center: Step 1 Choose Operate > Device Work Center. Step 2 From the list that is displayed, select the router from which you want to uninstall the Cisco WAAS container by clicking it. Step 3 Click the Service Container tab in the bottom pane. Step 4 Click Uninstall. Step 5 Click OK. Uninstalling a Multiple Cisco ISR-WAAS Container To uninstall multiple a Cisco ISR-WAAS containers from the Deployed Services: Step 1 Choose Operate > Deployed Services. Step 2 From the list that is displayed, select the routers from which you want to uninstall the Cisco WAAS containers by clicking them. Step 3 Click Uninstall. Step 4 Click OK. Note When a Cisco WAAS virtual appliance is uninstalled through Prime Infrastructure, the corresponding Cisco AppNav configuration is removed. Deactivating a Cisco ISR-WAAS Container You can deactivate a Cisco ISR-WAAS container in the following two ways: •Deactivating a Single Cisco ISR-WAAS Container •Deactivating Multiple Cisco ISR-WAAS Containers Deactivating a Single Cisco ISR-WAAS Container To deactivate a single Cisco ISR-WAAS container from the Device Work Center: Step 1 Choose Operate > Device Work Center. Step 2 Select a Cisco ISR-WAAS device name from the device group list. Step 3 Click the Service Container tab. Step 4 Click Deactivate. Deactivating Multiple Cisco ISR-WAAS Containers To deactivate multiple Cisco WAAS containers from the Deployed Services: Step 1 Choose Operate > Deployed Services. Step 2 Select multiple ISR-WAAS device names from the list. Step 3 Click Deactivate.
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