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Cisco Prime Network User Guide, 3.11
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Preface
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Setting Up Devices and Using the GUI Clients
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Working with the Cisco Prime Network Vision Client
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Viewing and Managing NE Properties
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Device Configurations and Software Images
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Working with Prime Network Vision Maps
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Working with Links
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Labeling NEs Using Business Tags
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Working with the Prime Network Events
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Tracking Faults Using Prime Network Events
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Working with Tickets in Cisco Prime Network Vision
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Working with Reports
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Using Cisco PathTracer to Diagnose Problems
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Monitoring Carrier Ethernet Services
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Monitoring Carrier Grade NAT Properties
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Monitoring DWDM Properties
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Monitoring Ethernet Operations, Administration,and Maintenance Tool Properties
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Monitoring Y.1731 IPSLA Configuration
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IPv6 and IPv6 VPN over MPLS
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Viewing IP and MPLS Multicast Configurations
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Viewing and Managing SBCs
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Monitoring AAA Configurations
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Monitoring IP Pools
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Monitoring BNG Configurations
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Icon and Button Reference
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Glossary
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Index
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Feedback
Table Of Contents
Numerics - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - Y -
Index
Numerics
3.6.x tabs, in Prime Network Events 9-12
6rd tunnels, viewing properties 19-46
6VPE
and IPv6 18-1
IPv6 VPN over MPLS 18-1
A
AAA
diameter configuration 23-6
radius configuration 23-7
AAA configuration 23-1
supported protocols 23-1
AAA configurations
view 23-2
AAA group 23-2
aaa groups 23-2
access gateway
viewing properties 13-19
accumulating affected parties
in an alarm 10-23
in the correlation tree 10-23
acknowledged tickets 10-7
acknowledging tickets 10-19
ACS
overview 26-116
activating images on devices (NEIM)
Cisco IOS XR devices and 4-35
activation script, launching 2-37, 5-1
active charging service 26-116
adding
associated VLANs 13-54
EFP cross-connects 13-75
Ethernet services 13-105
MPLS-TP tunnels 19-5
pseudowires 13-89
unassociated bridges 13-72
VLANs 13-49
VPLS instances 13-78
VPNs
existing 19-22
new 19-21
address family ipv4 profile 20-4
address family ipv6 profile 20-5
administration
global settings 4-47
Advanced tab
events 9-17
tickets 10-18
affected elements, finding 10-19
affected parties 10-22
accumulating 10-23
Affected Parties tab (tickets) 10-14
calculating 10-22
finding 10-19
affected severity, updating over time 10-24
Agent Not Loaded, VNE communication state 2-20
Agent Unreachable, VNE communication state 2-20
aggregation, definition 1-1
aggregations
adding elements to 5-18
aggregating network elements 5-16
disaggregating 5-19
viewing thumbnails 5-16
working with thumbnail views 5-15, 5-18
alarm count, definition 10-6
alarms
badges A-21
customizing 2-39
definition 1-1
disabling on a port 3-26
severities 10-22
All tab, in Prime Network Events 9-3
APN
additional characteristics 26-18
overview 26-13
view properties 26-14
APN profiles 26-105
APN remaps 26-105
application, launching external 2-32, 2-37, 5-1
applying overlays
Ethernet service 13-106
MPLS-TP tunnels 19-16
network clock 21-49
pseudowire 13-97
VLAN 13-60
VPLS instance 13-79
VPN 19-24
ARP table 19-34
associated VLANs
adding 13-54
tag manipulations 13-54
viewing
mapping properties 13-56
service links 13-56
working with 13-54
association, definition 1-1
ATM cross-connects
in logical and physical inventory 21-6
overview 21-6
properties 21-7
viewing 21-6
audience, intended xxiii
audio options, customizing 2-39
Audit tab
events 9-17
in Prime Network Events 9-3
auto refresh, in Prime Network Events 9-21
B
background images for maps 5-12
backing up files to archive (CM) 4-17, 4-56, 4-57
badges
for elements and links 3-8
icons A-18
management states A-18
reconciliation 3-9, 7-7, 13-49, A-20
REP primary blocking 3-9, A-21
technology related A-20
tickets A-21
VNE communication states A-18
VNE investigation states A-19
VNE management states 2-18
bba groups 25-3
BFD
configuration commands 19-55
template commands 19-55
viewing BFD session properties 19-47
viewing MPLS-TP BFD session properties 19-49
BGP, viewing inventory details 19-45
Bidirectional Forwarding Detection. See BFD
blocked ports, using with CiscoPathTracer 12-4
bng 25-1
retail model 25-2
subscriber access points 25-5, 25-6
user roles 25-2
wholesale model 25-2
bridges
understanding unassociated 13-72
viewing properties for VLANs 13-69
broadband access groups 25-3
broadband network gateway
overview 25-1
bulk lock mpls tp tunnels 19-55
bulk unlock mpls tp tunnels 19-55
business configurations 7-7
business elements
definition 1-1
roles required 7-1
business tag
definition 1-1
roles required 7-1
searching for 7-4
using Chinese characters 7-2
working with 7-3
buttons A-16
for filtering links A-16
in table toolbars A-15
Prime Network Events
Auto Refresh 9-21
Refresh Now 9-21
Ticket Properties dialog box A-17
toolbar A-16
Prime Network Vision A-12
link filtering A-16
table toolbar A-15
toolbar A-13
Report Manager toolbar A-17
C
callouts, VPN service overlay 19-25
Carrier Ethernet services, monitoring 13-1, 14-1
Carrier Grade NAT
Add CGNAT or 6rd forwarding 13-118, 14-6
Create CGNAT instance 13-118, 14-6
Pool Utilization (command) 14-5
roles required for viewing properties 14-2
viewing properties
logical inventory 14-2
physical inventory 14-5
Carrier Supporting Carrier (CSC) path traces 12-31
CEM groups
configured on
physical interfaces 21-52
virtual CEM interfaces 21-53
viewing in
logical inventory 21-53
physical inventory 21-52
viewing properties 21-51
CEM interfaces
properties 21-52
viewing in physical inventory 21-51
CESoPSN, viewing properties 21-3
CFM
description
maintenance domains 16-3
maintenance endpoints (MEPs) 16-3
maintenance intermediate points (MIPS) 16-3
overview 16-3
viewing properties for
maintenance associations 16-8
maintenance domains 16-5, 16-7
MEPs 16-8
MIPs 16-6
remote MEPs 16-10
Change and Configuration Management
global settings 4-47
change logs (CM) 4-23, 4-56, 4-57
Chinese characters
support for business tags 7-2
Circuit Emulation Services over PSN. See CESoPSN
Cisco.com credentials for NEIM 4-7
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) properties
in logical inventory 13-6
in physical inventory 13-8
viewing 13-6
Cisco IOS XR devices
committing image changes (NEIM) 4-39
logical routers and 4-35
rolling back images (NEIM) 4-40
special notes for NEIM 4-35
Cisco PathTracer
across CSC configurations 12-31
comparing paths 12-27
counter values, saving 12-26
destinations 12-11
details pane 12-25
details window
menu options 12-22
toolbar 12-22
in MPLS networks 12-29
launching from
Ethernet Flow Point (EFP) 12-8
Ethernet port 12-12
examples 12-7
IP interface 12-9
MPLS-TP tunnel endpoint 12-13
pseudowire endpoint 12-12
VLAN bridge 12-10
Layer 2 VPNs 12-32
Layer 3 VPNs 12-32
menus 12-16
opening 12-3
path pane 12-18
path trace
from inventory 12-7
from map view 12-5
options for starting 12-5
rerunning paths 12-27
right-click
options in path trace window 12-19
trace launch options 12-4
roles required 12-1
single-path window 12-16
starting points 12-30
tabs 12-18
toolbar 12-17
viewing
Layer 2 Tunnel Protocol path information 12-28
path trace details 12-20
path traces 12-14
QinQ path information 12-27
Cisco Prime Network
setup tasks 4-3
clear flash
image distribution 4-30
clearing and removing tickets 10-21
clock recovery, pseudowire properties 21-45
clock service
properties 21-35
CM
archive, using 4-11, 4-56, 4-57
backing up files to archive 4-17
change logs 4-23
comparing files 4-13
deleting files from archive 4-22
exporting files 4-15
labels and 4-12
restoring files from archive to devices 4-20
setup tasks 4-5
synchronizing files 4-16
color coding, severity icons 8-4
commands
fabricpath 27-9
mobile 26-133
vPC 27-5
committing image changes (NEIM) 4-39, 4-56, 4-57
communication status, for VNEs 3-17
comparing files (CM) 4-13, 4-56, 4-57
configuraiton audit
schedule 4-44
configuration audit 4-42
view result 4-45
configuration management
configuration policy
create 4-43
manage 4-43
sample 4-43
sample CLIs 4-42
configuration scripts, launching 2-37, 5-1
Configuring Automatic Protection Switching (APS ), page 21-61 21-1
Configuring BGP, page 19-59 19-1
Configuring Bundle Ethernet, page 19-61 19-1
Configuring Clock, page 21-56 21-1
Configuring IP Interface, page 19-54 19-1
Configuring MPLS, page 19-57 19-1
Configuring MPLS-TE, page 19-57 19-1
Configuring MPLS-TP, page 19-54 19-1
Configuring RSVP, page 19-58 19-1
Configuring SONET, page 21-54 21-1
Configuring TDM and Channelization, page 21-59 21-1
Configuring VRF, page 19-53 19-1
Configuring VRRP, page 19-60 19-1
configuring y.1731 probes 17-4
Connecting, VNE communication state 2-20
Connectivity Fault Management. See CFM
content pane
in Prime Network Vision 2-7
in the Prime Network Vision inventory window 3-13
tabs in logical inventory 3-30
Control Channel (CC), viewing information for pseudowire endpoint 13-94
conventions, used in this document xxvi
Correlation tab (tickets) 10-17
CPU usage graph, opening 5-27
create
configuration policy 4-43
creating
maps 5-6
report folders 11-46
VPNs 19-21
cross-connects
ATM
overview 21-6
properties 21-7
viewing 21-6
EFP
adding 13-75
overview 13-74
properties 13-75
cross-VRF routing entries 19-49
Currently Unsynchronized, VNE investigation state 2-21
customizing
audio options 2-39
event history size 2-39
D
Daily Average and Peak report 11-12
Daily Event Count by device report 11-15
data center 27-1
data store
view configuration 27-11
Defined Not Started, VNE investigation state 2-20
defining report types 11-46
deleting
business elements 7-7
report folders 11-48
reports 11-44
deleting files from archive (CM) 4-22
deleting images from repository (NEIM) 4-41
Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing. See DWDM
destination, for CiscoPathTracer 12-11
Detailed Audit Events report 11-17
Detailed Provisioning Events report 11-17
Detailed Security Events report 11-18
Detailed Service Events report 11-15
Detailed Syslogs report 11-16
Detailed System Events report 11-18
Detailed Tickets report 11-16
Detailed Traps report 11-16
details pane, CiscoPathTracer 12-25
Details tab
events 9-15
Device Partially Reachable, VNE communication state 2-20
devices
aggregations 5-16
CPU usage, checking 5-27
in maps 5-16
pinging 5-28
severity indicator 2-17
status indicators 2-16
Telnet to a device 5-28
viewing
operating system information 3-31
properties 3-6
Devices with the Most Events report
by severity 11-12
by type 11-12
Devices with the Most Syslogs report 11-13
Devices with the Most Traps report 11-13
Device Unreachable, VNE communication state 2-20
device view pane
in the Prime Network Vision inventory window 3-13
toolbar 3-14
dhcp service 25-7
diagnose subscriber access points 25-6
disaggregating aggregations 5-19
Discovering, VNE investigation state 2-21
discovery
based on Link OAM 16-14
EFD 13-44
EVC multiplex services 13-105
MPLS-TP tunnels 19-5
VLAN 13-44
distributing images to devices (NEIM) 4-27, 4-35, 4-56, 4-57
document
audience xxiii
conventions xxvi
organization xxiv
related documentation xxvii
duplication count, definition 10-6
DWDM
channel, configure 15-15
commands 15-15
history (commands) 15-15
laser state, setting 15-15
loopback, setting 15-15
roles required for viewing properties 15-1
thresholds, setting 15-15
viewing
alert and alarm counters 15-10
G.709 properties 15-5
ODU alarm properties 15-8
ODU alert properties 15-9
OTU alarm properties 15-8
OTU alert properties 15-9
performance monitoring configuration 15-11
properties 15-3
dynamic authorization profile 23-3
dynamic config templates 25-9
ppp template 25-11
dynamic host configuration protocol 25-7
E
EFD discovery 13-44
EFP
launching a path trace 12-8
overview 13-46
understanding severity and ticket badges 13-37
EFP cross-connects
adding 13-75
viewing properties 13-75
working with 13-74
egress adjacents, VRF 19-31
EGTP
overview 26-29
element icons, and information displayed 3-3
elements, business
deleting 7-7
renaming 7-7
elements, viewing operating system information 3-31
e-mail notification
configuration settings 4-6, 4-51
image management settings 4-7
Ethernet flow domains
renaming 13-41
viewing 13-41
Ethernet Flow Domains inventory tab 2-4
Ethernet flow point (EFP), viewing properties 13-32
Ethernet LAGs
viewing 13-22
viewing properties 13-23
Ethernet links, and configured LSPs 19-11
Ethernet LMI
Device EVC Properties window 16-12
overview 16-10
service instance, configure 16-18, 16-21
viewing properties
for device EVCs 16-11
for physical interfaces 16-12
for UNI interfaces 16-13
in logical inventory 16-11
Ethernet Local Management Interface. See Ethernet LMI
Ethernet OAM
overview 16-2
roles required for viewing properties 16-1
Ethernet Operations, Administration, and Maintenance. See Ethernet OAM
Ethernet port, launching a path trace 12-12
Ethernet Service report
detailed 11-21
options 11-36
summary 11-21
Ethernet services
adding overlays 13-106
adding to maps 13-105
viewing properties 13-108
working with 13-104
EVC (E-LMI), configure 16-18, 16-21
EVC (L-OAM), configuring 16-22
EVC multiplex services, discovery 13-105
EVCs
shared switching entities 13-39
viewing service properties 13-39
event history size, customizing 2-39
Event Reduction Statistics report 11-13
events
Advanced tab 9-17
Audit tab 9-17
categories 8-4
definition 1-2
Details tab 9-15
Provisioning tab 9-17
refreshing list in Prime Network Events 9-21
removing filters 9-24
Security tab 9-17
Trap tab 9-18
viewing
in Prime Network Events 9-2
properties 9-14
events reports 11-11
detailed network events, report options 11-28
detailed non-network events, report options 11-31
generating from
Prime Network Vision 11-39
Report Manager 11-24
Reports menu 11-38
report options 11-26
Run Report dialog box 11-25
exporting data from
Prime Network Events 9-25
exporting files (CM) 4-15, 4-56, 4-57
external application, launching 2-32, 2-37, 5-1
F
fabricpath 27-6
Fault Database vs. Event Archive Statistics report 11-13
FEC commands 15-15
filtering
links
during map creation 5-26
in an existing map 5-27
using collection method 6-17
removing for events and tickets 9-24
tickets
by criteria 10-8
flickering links 6-3
foreign agent 26-65
advertisement 26-68
authentication 26-69
configuration 26-65
GRE configuration 26-70
HA configuration 26-71
proxy mobile 26-73
registration revocation 26-73
G
G.709 commands 15-15
General tab, in inventory window 3-13
generated ticket 10-7
GGSN
overview 26-6
view properties 26-7
global settings 4-47
NEIM 4-53
GPRS/UMTS network 26-4
working technologies 26-6
graphical links, reducing number of in maps 2-11
GTPP
additional characteristics 26-25
overview 26-23
GTPU
overview 26-11
view properties 26-11
GUI
overview of 4-1
H
Hardware Summary By Selected Property 11-19
Hardware Summary Detailed report 11-19
History tab (tickets) 10-13
AAA configuration 26-62
configuration 26-59
GRE configuration 26-63
policy configuration 26-63
registration revocation 26-64
topology 26-59
host server
view configuration 27-11
HSGW 26-44
a10/a11 configuration 26-49
basic features 26-45
GRE parameters 26-50
IP source violation 26-52
MAG configuration 26-52
MAG service 26-55
profile-qci mapping 26-56
topology 26-44
view configuration 26-46
HSRP
view properties 13-17
H-VPLS
working with 13-77
working with in Prime Network Vision 13-77
I
icons
See also buttons and badges
alarm and ticket A-21
badges A-18
information displayed for elements 3-3
links A-9
maps 19-20
map view 2-8
network elements 2-7, 2-9, A-2
Prime Network Events A-12
reconciliation 3-9
reference A-1
REP 13-62
severities A-12
severity, color coding 2-17, 8-4
tickets 2-22
VLAN domains 13-62
VLAN overlays 13-62
IGMP profile 20-5
image management
IMA group
properties 21-13
viewing properties 21-13
impact analysis
accumulating affected parties 10-22
affected severities 10-22
automatic mode 10-22
links and 6-12
proactive mode 10-22
importing images into archive (NEIM) 4-24
In 26-62
Initializing management state 2-18
Inter-Chassis Communication Protocol (ICCP), viewing properties 13-28
inventory reports 11-19
generating from
Prime Network Vision 11-39
Report Manager 11-32
Reports menu 11-38
report options 11-33
Run Report dialog box 11-33
inventory tabs
Ethernet Flow Domains 2-4
in Prime Network Vision 2-4
Network Elements 2-4
types of 2-4
VTP Domains 2-4
inventory window
content pane 3-13
device view pane 3-13
device view pane toolbar 3-14
General tab 3-13
logical inventory 3-27
navigation pane 3-12
Network Events tab 3-15
opening 3-9
options
Disable Sending Alarms button 3-21, 21-6
Open Port Utilization Graph button 3-21, 21-6
Show Cross-Connect Table button 3-21, 21-6
Show DLCI Table button 3-21, 21-6
Show Encapsulation button 3-21, 21-6
Show VC Table button 3-21, 21-6
physical inventory 3-19, 3-21, 21-6
Provisioning Events tab 3-15
ticket and events pane 3-15
Tickets tab 3-15
IOS-XR Software Package Summary report 11-20
IP 26-52
ip and mpls multicast configuration 20-1
IP interface, launching a path trace 12-9
IPoDWDM
IPoDWDM commands 15-15
IP pools 24-1
IP SLA, viewing responder service properties 13-111
ip subscriber template 25-9
IPv6
addresses
in logical inventory 18-3
in physical inventory 18-4
in inventory 18-3
in Prime Network 18-2
notes, for viewing IPv6 addresses 18-4
support in Prime Network 18-1
viewing IPv6 information 18-2
IPv6 VPN over MPLS (6VPE) 18-1
IS-IS, viewing properties 13-113
J
jobs
e-mail notification 4-55
jobs scheduler 11-40
L
labeling files (CM) 4-12, 4-56, 4-57
labels, MPLS-TP tunnel (commands) 19-54
LAC 26-39
view configuration details 26-40
launching Prime Network Events
from Prime Central 8-2
in Find mode 8-3
launching Prime Network Vision
as a standalone application 2-2, 8-2
from Prime Central 2-2
Layer 2 CiscoPathTracer (VPN) 12-32
Layer 3 CiscoPathTracer (VPN) 12-32
link aggregation group. See Ethernet LAGs
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP), viewing properties 13-8
Link OAM
and topology discovery 16-14
commands 16-22
enabling and disabling 16-22
EVCs, configuring 16-22
overview 16-14
remote loopback, enabling and disabling 16-22
templates, managing 16-22
viewing properties in
logical inventory 16-15
physical inventory 16-18
link properties window
link list pane 6-11
overview 6-10
properties pane 6-11
ticket and events pane 6-12
links
adding 6-15
bidirectional vs. unidirectional 6-5, A-11
colors 6-5
definition 1-4
dynamic 6-3
exceeding number that can be displayed 2-10
filtering A-16
in maps 5-25
using collection method 6-17
flickering 6-3
graphical representation 2-10
icons A-9
impact analysis 6-12
in maps 2-10
links view 6-8
normal vs. wide vs. tunnel 6-5
overview 6-1
properties 6-4
quick view 6-7
reducing number of in maps 2-11
selecting in maps 6-18
significance of
arrowheads A-11
characteristics A-11
color A-10
solid vs. dashed lines A-11
width A-11
static 6-3
tunnels 6-5
types A-9
use of arrowheads 6-5
user roles required for working with 6-1
viewing
between VLAN elements and devices 13-57
in links view 6-8
options 6-17
width 6-5
links, MPLS-TP tunnel (commands) 19-54
links view
information displayed 2-15
in Prime Network Vision 2-14
list view
in Prime Network Vision 2-11
overview 2-11
right-click options 2-13
LLDP, viewing properties 13-8
lock mpls tp tunnels 19-56
logical inventory
branches 3-29
content pane 3-30
content pane tabs 3-31
navigation pane 3-29
tabs 3-31
viewing in Prime Network Vision 3-27
window 3-28
logical link, definition 1-4
logical routers (Cisco IOS XR) 4-35
loopback, remote (L-OAM), enabling/disabling 16-22
LSEs
inventory details 19-39
viewing 19-39
LSP
LSP Lockout (commands) 19-54
LSP Lookup (command 19-54
LSP Ping and Trace (commands) 19-54
LSP endpoints 19-13
properties 19-13
LSPs
lockout state 19-6
on Ethernet links 19-11
properties 19-13
redundancy service properties 19-13
Working and Protected 19-5
M
Maintenance, VNE investigation state 2-21
maintenance domains, in CFM 16-3
managed element, definition 1-4
management states
badges A-18
icons A-18
overview 2-18
managing maps, roles required 5-2
managing report folders
creating 11-46
deleting 11-48
moving 11-47
renaming 11-47
viewing properties 11-48
managing reports
deleting 11-44
moving reports 11-44
renaming 11-42
roles required 11-1
saving 11-41
sharing 11-43
viewing
report properties 11-45
reports 11-41
managing tickets 10-19
managing VPNs 19-21
adding to maps 19-22
creating 19-21
moving virtual routers between 19-23
overlays
adding 19-24
displaying 19-25
hiding 19-25
removing from maps 19-23
maps
adding VLANs 13-49
aggregations 5-16
applying background images 5-12
CiscoPathTracer files 12-26
closing 5-5
creating 5-6
customizing 2-39
filtering links 5-25
in Prime Network Vision 2-7
link icons A-9
network elements in 5-16
overlays
callouts 19-25
VPN 19-24
red border and graphical links 2-10
removing
VLANs 13-52
VPNs 19-23
roles required 5-2
saving 5-15
selecting views 5-12
using overview windows 5-14
viewing
aggregation thumbnails 5-16
thumbnails 5-16
VPNs
adding 19-22
overlays 19-24
viewing 19-18
working with 5-1
map view
adding VLAN overlays 13-60
in Prime Network Vision 2-7
multi chassis devices 5-19
Mean Time to Repair report 11-14
menus
CiscoPathTracer 12-16
CiscoPathTracer details window 12-22
Prime Network Events 8-6
Prime Network Vision 2-24
Report Manager 11-6
MEPs, in CFM 16-3
MIPS, in CFM 16-3
mldp database 19-42
mldp neighbors 19-43
MLPPP
viewing link properties 21-29
viewing properties 21-26
Mobile technologies 26-1
ACS 26-116
APN 26-13
commands 26-133
EGTP 26-29
GGSN 26-6
GTPP 26-23
GTPU 26-11
PDN-GW 26-34
SAE-GW 26-33
S-GW 26-36
mobile technologies
user roles 26-1
Mobile Transport over Packet. See MToP
modifying VNE properties 3-16
Modules Summary By Type 11-20
monitoring
Carrier Ethernet services 13-1
Carrier Grade NAT properties 14-1
network clocking service 21-34
PTP service 21-37
Most Common Daily Events report 11-14
Most Common Syslogs report 11-14
moving
report folders 11-47
reports between folders 11-44
MP-BGP properties in logical inventory 19-45
MPLS
ARP table 19-34
BGPs, viewing 19-45
CiscoPathTracer and 12-29
LSEs, viewing 19-39
monitoring services 19-26
NDP table 19-34
pseudowire end-to-end emulation tunnels, viewing 19-50
rate limit information 19-36
roles required for viewing properties 19-1
routing entities 19-31
TE tunnels, viewing 19-52
MPLS pseudowire over GRE, properties 21-32
MPLS TE tunnel, inventory details 19-52
MPLS-TP
BFD commands 19-55
MPLS-TP tunnel
label commands 19-54
MPLS-TP tunnel endpoint, launching a path trace 12-13
MPLS-TP tunnels
adding to maps 19-5
applying overlays 19-16
BFD sessions, viewing properties 19-49
commands supported 19-54
discovery 19-5
global configuration (commands)
Global Configuration Commands (MPLS-TP) 19-55
links, adding and removing 19-54
LSP commands 19-55
LSP lockout state 19-6
LSP Ping and Trace (commands) 19-54
overview 19-4
properties 19-7
Tunnel Ping and Trace (commands) 19-54
working with 19-4
mpls tp tunnels 19-55
MToP
channelized lines 21-17
IMA group properties 21-13
monitoring
network clocking service 21-34
PTP service 21-37
network clocking service 21-34
PTP service overview 21-37
roles required for working with 21-1
TDM
overview 21-16
viewing properties in physical inventory 21-17
viewing
ATM cross-connects 21-6
ATM VCI properties 21-10
ATM VPI properties 21-10
CEM groups 21-51, 21-52, 21-53
CEM interfaces 21-51
CEM properties 21-50
CESoPSN pseudowire properties 21-3
encapsulation information 21-11
IMA group properties 21-13
MLPPP link properties 21-29
MLPPP properties 21-26
network clocking service 21-34
pseudowire clock recovery properties 21-42
PTP service properties 21-37
SAToP pseudowire properties 21-2
SONET/SDH channelization properties 21-18
SyncE properties 21-46
T3 DS1 and DS3 channelization properties 21-21
TDM properties 21-17
virtual CEMs, list of 21-51
virtual CEMs properties 21-50
multicast configuration 19-30
overview 20-1
supported network elements 20-1
user roles required 20-2
multicast label distribution protocol 19-42
multicast label switching 19-42, 20-9
multicast profile
PIM profile 20-7
multicast protocol
IGMP profile 20-5
address family ipv6 20-5
multicast protocols 20-4
address family ipv4 20-4
multicast routing entities 20-10
multi chassis device
map view 5-19
Multichassis LACP (mLACP)
show commands 13-28
viewing properties 13-28
multiple links badge 3-8, A-20
multiplex services, discovery of 13-105
N
navigation pane
logical inventory 3-29
physical inventory 3-19
Prime Network Vision 2-6
NDP table 19-34
NEIM
Cisco IOS XR devices and 4-35
committing image changes 4-39
deleting images from repository 4-41
distributing images to devices 4-27
global settings 4-53
importing images 4-24
rolling back images on devices 4-40
setup tasks 4-6
upgrade analysis and 4-27
Network Activation
Activation Framework 3-34
network clocking service
applying an overlay 21-49
clock service properties 21-35
monitoring 21-34
monitoring PTP service 21-37
overview 21-34
PTP interface properties 21-38
PTP service 21-37
network elements
adding to existing aggregations 5-18
aggregating 5-16
aggregations 5-16
CPU usage, checking 5-27
definition 1-4
information displayed in icons 3-3
in maps 5-16
management state 2-18
pinging 5-28
severity indicators and network elements 2-17
status indicators 2-16
Telnet to 5-28
viewing
operating system information 3-31
properties 3-6
Network Elements inventory tab 2-4
Network Events tab
inventory window 3-15
link properties window 6-12
network event tabs, in Prime Network Events 9-7
Network Pseudowire report
detailed 11-22
options 11-37
summary 11-22
network service reports 11-21
generating from
Prime Network Vision 11-39
Report Manager 11-35
Reports menu 11-38
report options 11-36
Run Report dialog box 11-35
Notes tab (tickets) 10-18, 10-19
O
OAM
opening
maps 2-6
operating system information, viewing for devices 3-31
Operational, VNE investigation state 2-21
operator policy 26-105
options
working with aggregation thumbnails 5-15, 5-18
OSPF
supported versions 13-116
viewing properties 13-116
overlays
applying to
Ethernet services 13-106
maps 5-22
MPLS-TP tunnels 19-16
network clocks 21-49
pseudowire 13-97
VLANs 13-60
VPLS instances 13-79
VPNs 19-24
displaying and hiding
for VLANs 13-61
for VPNs 19-25
in maps 5-25
Ethernet service 13-106
removing 13-61
viewing 5-25
pseudowire tunnel links in VPLS 13-81
REP information 13-62
STP information 13-65
VLAN
adding 13-60
removing 13-61
viewing STP link information 13-65
working with 13-44
VPLS
callouts 13-81
instance 13-79
viewing pseudowire tunnel links 13-81
VPN 19-24
adding 19-24
callouts 19-25
working with 5-21
overview
ATM cross-connects 21-6
CFM 16-3
CiscoPathTracer 12-1
EFP cross-connects 13-74
EFPs 13-46
Ethernet LMI 16-10
Ethernet OAM 16-2
Link OAM 16-14
MPLS-TP tunnels 19-4
network clocking service 21-34
Prime Network Events 1-2
Prime Network Vision inventory window 3-9
Prime Network Vision maps 2-5
PTP service 21-37
reports 11-1
SAToP 21-2
SBC 22-1
switching entities 13-45
TDM 21-16
unassociated bridges 13-72
VLANs 13-45
overview window 5-14
P
package management, defined 4-35
Partially Discovered, VNE investigation state 2-21
password, changing 2-3
path pane, in CiscoPathTracer 12-18
path trace
and blocked ports 12-4
examples 12-7
launching from
EFP 12-8
Ethernet port 12-12
IP interface 12-9
MPLS-TP tunnel endpoint 12-13
pseudowire endpoint 12-12
VLAN bridge 12-10
starting 12-5
from inventory 12-7
from map view 12-5
viewing
in CiscoPathTracer 12-14
Layer 2 Tunnel Protocol path information 12-28
path trace details 12-20
QinQ path information 12-27
path trace details window 12-20
path trace pane, CiscoPathTracer 12-18, 12-23
PDN-GW
overview 26-34
P-GW
view properties 26-35
physical inventory
branches 3-19
buttons
Disable Sending Alarms 3-21, 21-6
Open Port Utilization Graph 3-21, 21-6
content pane 3-20
navigation pane 3-19
viewing device properties 3-19
viewing in Prime Network Vision 3-19
window 3-14
physical link, definition 1-4
PIM profile 20-7
pinging
devices 5-28
network elements 5-28
ping pseudowire (command) 13-119
policy container 25-12
polling, initiating 3-18
Poll Now button 3-18
Pool Utilization (CG NAT command) 14-5
ports
alarms
disabling 3-26
viewing
configuration 3-25
status 3-23
with IPv4 and IPv6 addresses 18-5
Ports tab, in inventory window 3-13, 3-23
Port Utilization graph, generating 3-27
Prime Central
launching Prime Network Events 8-2
launching Prime Network Vision 2-2
Prime Network 3.6.x tabs, in Prime Network Events 9-12
Prime Network Command Builder
Prime Network Events
All tab 9-3
Audit tab 9-3
buttons
Ticket Properties dialog box A-17
toolbar A-16
customizing 8-8
displaying all events 8-4
event categories 8-4
exporting data 9-25
icon severities A-12
launching
from Prime Central 8-2
in Find mode 8-3
options 8-2
menus 8-6
network event tabs 9-7
overview 1-2
Prime Network 3.6.x tabs 9-12
Provisioning tab 9-5
right-click options 8-7
Security tab 9-6
Service tab 9-7
Syslog tab 9-8
system event tabs 9-3
System tab 9-6
Ticket tab 9-8
toolbar 8-5
toolbar buttons A-16
V1 Trap tab 9-10
V2 Trap tab 9-10
V3 Trap tab 9-11
viewing
all events 8-4
events and tickets 9-2
window 8-2
working with 9-14
Prime Network Vision
buttons A-12
filtering links A-16
table toolbar A-15
toolbar A-13
creating maps 5-6
customizing 2-39
generating reports 11-39
links A-9
logical inventory A-6
physical inventory A-9
sizes 2-8
interface components 2-3
inventory tabs 2-4
launching
as a standalone application 2-2, 8-2
from Prime Central 2-2
options 2-2
links
characteristics A-11
colors A-10
icons A-9
list view toolbar A-15
closing 5-5
creating 5-6
opening 5-5
overview 2-5
saving 5-15
viewing options 5-12
menus 2-24
Activation 2-28
Edit 2-26
File 2-25
Help 2-29
Network Inventory 2-28
Node 2-27
Reports 2-29
right-click 2-29
Tools 2-27
View 2-26
Window 2-29
navigation 2-3
opening
the inventory window 3-9
overlays 19-25
port information 3-25
properties window 3-6
right-click menus 2-29
tables
managing 2-40
toolbar buttons A-13
viewing tickets 10-3
VLAN elements and icons 13-45
windows 2-3
working with
H-VPLS 13-77
tickets 10-1
VPLS 13-77
Prime Network Vision window
content pane 2-7
inventory tabs 2-4
links view 2-14
list view
overview 2-11
toolbar 2-41
map view 2-7
icons 2-8
right-click options 2-11
severity indicators 2-11
navigation pane 2-6
right-click menus
aggregation 2-34
device 2-31
link 2-35
links view 2-37
list view 2-35
maps 2-30
ticket 2-38
ticket pane 2-16
toolbar 2-22
layout tools 2-24
map options 2-22
map zoom tools 2-24
navigation tools 2-23
overlay tools 2-23
viewing options 2-22
properties
6rd tunnels 19-46
CEM interface 21-52
clock service 21-35
ICCP 13-28
mLACP 13-28
MPLS pseudowire over GRE 21-32
MPLS-TP tunnels 19-7
MToP
ATM VCI 21-10
ATM VPI 21-10
pseudowire clock recovery 21-45
PTP interface 21-38
REP 13-14
report folders 11-48
report types 11-50
SBC 22-3
AAA 22-6
DBE 22-4
media address 22-4
policy 22-7
SBE 22-5
SIP 22-10
virtual connections 21-5
properties window in Prime Network Vision 3-6
provider, definition 1-4
Provider Backbone Bridge (PBB), viewing properties 13-31
Provisioning Events tab, in the inventory window 3-15
Provisioning tab
events 9-17
in Prime Network Events 9-5
Proxy 26-73
proxy server
importing images from Cisco.com 4-7
pseudowire clock recovery
properties 21-45
viewing properties 21-42
pseudowire endpoint, launching a path trace 12-12
pseudowire headend 13-100
associated routing entity 13-104
associated VRF entity 13-104
generic interface list 13-103
view configuration 13-101
pseudowires
adding 13-89
applying overlay 13-97
commands 13-119
overlays 13-89
pinging 13-119
redundancy service properties 13-95
viewing
endpoint properties 13-86
properties 13-92
redundancy service properties 13-95
tunnel links in VPLS overlays 13-81
VCCV and CC information 13-94
working with 13-89
PTP
interface properties 21-38
monitoring service 21-37
service overview 21-37
PWE3
inventory details 19-50
viewing 19-50
Q
QCI-QoS mapping 26-38
QoS profile 25-15
quality of service profile 25-15
quick view, for links 6-7
R
radius global configuration 23-4
rate limits, for routing entities 19-36
reconciliation badge A-20
aggregations 2-35
business elements 7-7
description 3-9
EFPs 13-49
switching entities 13-49
VPLS forwards 13-77
red border in maps, and graphical links 2-10
reduced polling 3-18
reduction count, definition 10-6
redundancy service 19-13
on LSP endpoints 19-13
pseudowires 13-95
related documentation xxvii
removing
tickets 10-20
VLAN overlays 13-61
VLANs from maps 13-52
VPNs 19-23
renaming
Ethernet flow domains 13-41
report folders 11-47
reports 11-42
REP
icons and badges 13-62
viewing
for VLAN service link properties 13-63
in VLAN domain views 13-62
in VLAN overlays 13-62
report categories 11-11
report folders
creating 11-46
deleting 11-48
moving 11-47
renaming 11-47
viewing properties 11-48
working with 11-46
Report Manager
content pane 11-7
events reports 11-11
generating reports 11-24
inventory reports 11-19
menu options 11-6
navigation tree 11-7
network service reports 11-21
report categories 11-11
right-click options 11-9
roles required 11-1
using 11-4
report properties, viewing 11-45
reports
and database load 11-24
canceled 11-24
creating folders 11-46
defining types 11-46
deleting
folders 11-48
reports 11-44
events
Daily Average and Peak 11-12
Devices with the Most Events by severity 11-12
Devices with the Most Events by type 11-12
Devices with the Most Syslogs 11-13
Devices with the Most Traps 11-13
Event Reduction Statistics 11-13
Fault Database vs. Event Archive Statistics 11-13
Mean Time to Repair 11-14
Most Common Daily Events 11-14
Most Common Syslogs 11-14
Syslog Count by device 11-14
Syslog Count by type 11-14
Syslog Trend by severity 11-14
fail to generate 11-24
formats 11-41
generating 11-23
events reports 11-24
inventory reports 11-32
network service reports 11-35
generating from
Prime Network Vision 11-39
Report Manager 11-24
Reports menu 11-38
inventory
Hardware Summary By Selected Property 11-19
Hardware Summary Detailed 11-19
IOS-XR Software Package Summary 11-20
Modules Summary By Type 11-20
Software Version Summary by device 11-20
Software Version Summary by version 11-20
limiting access to 11-44
managing
maximum concurrent reports 11-40
options 11-40
maximum number of concurrent reports 11-40
moving
folders 11-47
reports between folders 11-44
network events
Detailed Event Count (by device) 11-15
Detailed Service Events 11-15
Detailed Syslogs 11-16
Detailed Tickets 11-16
Detailed Traps 11-16
network service
Ethernet Service Detailed 11-21
Ethernet Service Summary 11-21
Network Pseudowire Detailed 11-22
Network Pseudowire Summary 11-22
VPLS Detailed 11-23
VPLS Summary 11-23
non-network events
Detailed Audit Events 11-17
Detailed Provisioning Events 11-17
Detailed Security Events 11-18
Detailed System Events 11-18
options for
detailed network events reports 11-28
detailed non-network events reports 11-31
events reports 11-26
inventory reports 11-33
network service reports 11-36
overview 11-1
queued 11-40
renaming
folders 11-47
reports 11-42
Report Properties dialog box 11-45
roles required 11-1
saving 11-41
scheduling 11-39
sharing 11-43
using Report Manager 11-4
viewing 11-41
report folder properties 11-48
report properties 11-45
report type properties 11-50
working with folders 11-46
Reports menu, and generating reports 11-38
report types, viewing properties 11-50
REP primary blocking badge 3-9, A-21
Resilient Ethernet Protocol (REP), viewing properties 13-14
restore mode (CM) 4-6
merge 4-50
overwrite 4-50
restoring files from archive to devices (CM) 4-20, 4-56, 4-57
right-click options
aggregations 2-34
devices 2-31
links 2-35
links view 2-37
maps 2-30
Prime Network Events 8-7
Prime Network Vision 2-11, 2-29
Report Manager 11-9
tickets 2-38
roles
managing reports 11-1
viewing
Carrier Ethernet properties 13-2
Carrier Grade NAT properties 14-2
DWDM properties 15-1
Ethernet OAM tool properties 16-1
IPv6 information 18-2
SBC properties 22-2
working with
business tags 7-1
CiscoPathTracer 12-1
links 6-1
maps 5-2
MPLS networks 19-1
MToP 21-1
reports 11-1
tickets 10-1
rolling back images on devices (NEIM) 4-35, 4-40, 4-56, 4-57
routers, logical (Cisco IOS XR) 4-35
routing entities 19-31
ARP table 19-34
NDP table 19-34
rate limit information 19-36
viewing properties 19-31
RTPM commands 15-15
S
SAE-GW
overview 26-33
SAToP, overview 21-2
saving
maps 5-15
reports 11-41
SBC
AAA properties 22-6
DBE properties 22-4
logical inventory properties 22-1
media address properties 22-4
overview 22-1
policy properties 22-7
properties 22-3
SBE properties 22-5
SIP properties 22-10
user roles required for viewing properties 22-2
viewing in logical inventory 22-3, 22-4
schedule configuration audit 4-44
scheduled jobs
monitoring 11-40
scripts
launching 2-37
launching for activation and configuration 5-1
Security tab
events 9-17
in Prime Network Events 9-6
service policy 25-12
Service tab, in Prime Network Events 9-7
service template 25-9
service view
overlays 19-25
removing VLANs 13-52
removing VPNs 19-23
virtual routers 19-23
Session Border Controller. See SBC
setup tasks
Cisco Prime Network 4-3
CM 4-5
global settings 4-47
NEIM 4-6
severity
color of device icon 2-18
icons A-12
indicators
in Prime Network Vision map view 2-11
overview 2-17
propagation 2-17
S-GW
overview 26-36
view properties 26-36
shared switching entities 13-39
sharing reports 11-43
Show Channel (mLACP command) 13-28
Show Group (mLACP command) 13-28
Show LACP Internal (mLACP command) 13-28
Show MPLS LDP (mLACP command) 13-28
Shutting Down, VNE investigation state 2-21
sites, viewing properties 19-27
Software Version Summary report
by device 11-20
by version 11-20
SONET/SDH, viewing properties 21-18
Spanning Tree Protocol. See STP
static link, adding 6-15
status indicators, for network elements 2-16
Stopped, VNE investigation state 2-21
STP
viewing
link information in VLAN overlay 13-65
properties 13-10
VLAN service link properties 13-66
viewing in
VLAN domain views 13-65
VLAN overlays 13-65
Structure-Agnostic TDM over Packet. See SAToP
subscriber, definition 1-5
subscriber access points 25-5
diagnose 25-6
switching entities
containing termination points 13-49
overview 13-45
synchronizing files (CM) 4-16, 4-56, 4-57
Synchronous Ethernet (SyncE), viewing properties 21-46
Syslog Count report
by device 11-14
by type 11-14
Syslog tab, in Prime Network Events 9-8
Syslog Trend report by severity 11-14
system event tabs, in Prime Network Events 9-3
System tab, in Prime Network Events 9-6
T
T3 DS1 and DS3, viewing properties 21-21
tables
managing in Prime Network Vision 2-40
toolbar buttons A-15
tabs
in CiscoPathTracer window 12-18
tag manipulations, for associated VLANs 13-54
TDM
overview 21-16
viewing properties in physical inventory 21-17
Telnet to devices 5-28
termination points, in switching entities 13-49
TE tunnels and CiscoPathTracer 12-33
The 26-44
thumbnail views, options 5-15, 5-18
ticket and events pane, Prime Network Vision inventory window 3-15
ticket pane
information displayed 10-5
Prime Network Vision 2-16
ticket properties, Details tab 9-19
Ticket Properties dialog box
Advanced tab 10-18
Affected Parties tab 10-14
Correlation tab 10-17
Details tab 10-12
History tab 10-13
toolbar 10-12
tickets
acknowledged 10-7
acknowledging 10-19
and EFP severities 13-37
badges A-21
clearing and removing 10-21
definition 1-5
filtering
by criteria 10-8
finding
affected elements using the ticket pane 10-19
generated 10-7
icons 2-22
managing 10-19
propagating new 2-17
properties 10-10
removing 10-20
removing filters 9-24
right-click menu 2-38
roles required 10-1
status 10-6
viewing
in Prime Network Events 9-2
in Prime Network Vision 10-3
properties 10-12
working with in Prime Network Vision 10-1
Tickets tab
inventory window 3-15
link properties window 6-12
Prime Network Events 9-8
Time Division Multiplexing. See TDM or MToP TDM
To 13-103, 13-104, 26-49, 26-52, 26-59, 26-63, 26-64, 26-65, 26-68, 26-69, 26-70, 26-71, 26-73
toolbar buttons
CiscoPathTracer single-path window 12-17
for filtering links A-16
for tables A-15
Prime Network Vision list view A-15
Ticket Properties window 10-12
toolbars
CiscoPathTracer 12-17
CiscoPathTracer details window 12-22
device view pane 3-14
Prime Network Events 8-5
Prime Network Vision 2-22
Prime Network Vision list view 2-41
Report Manager 11-6
Ticket Properties window 10-12
tooltips for links 6-6
Tracking Disabled, VNE communication state 2-20
Trap tab (events) 9-18
U
unassociated bridges
adding 13-72
overview 13-72
understanding
EFP severity and ticket badges 13-37
static and dynamic links 6-3
unassociated bridges 13-72
VLAN and EFD discovery 13-44
ungrouping aggregations 5-19
UNI (E-LMI), configure 16-18, 16-21
unlock mpls tp tunnels 19-56
unmanaged network, definition 1-5
Unsupported, VNE investigation state 2-20
updating
affected severity 10-24
VNE information 3-18
upgrade analysis (NEIM) 4-27
Up ticket 10-8
User-defined device groups
user roles
mobile technologies 26-1
viewing
Carrier Grade NAT properties 14-2
DWDM properties 15-1
Ethernet OAM properties 16-1
MToP properties 21-1
SBC properties 22-2
working with
business elements 7-1
business tags 7-1
Carrier Ethernet services 13-2
CiscoPathTracer 12-1
IPv6 and 6VPE 18-2
links 6-1
maps 5-2
MPLS networks 19-1
reports 11-1
tickets 10-1
user roles for bng 25-2
V
V1 Trap tab, in Prime Network Events 9-10
V2 Trap tab, in Prime Network Events 9-10
V3 Trap tab, in Prime Network Events 9-11
View
HSRP properties 13-17
viewing
6rd tunnel properties 19-46
access gateway properties 13-19
additional APN characteristics 26-18
additional GTPP characteristics 26-25
APN properties 26-14
ATM cross-connects 21-6
ATM VCI properties 21-10
ATM VPI properties 21-10
BFD session properties 19-47
Carrier Ethernet properties, roles required 13-2
Carrier Grade NAT properties 14-2, 14-5
CDP properties 13-6
CEM groups 21-51, 21-52, 21-53
CEM interfaces 21-51
CEM properties 21-50
CESoPSN pseudowire properties 21-3
CFM properties 16-3
cross-VRF routing entries 19-49
device operating system information 3-31
device properties 3-6
DWDM properties 15-3
EFP cross-connect properties 13-75
EFP properties 13-32
encapsulation information 21-11
Ethernet flow domains 13-41
Ethernet LAG properties 13-23
Ethernet LAGs 13-22
Ethernet Link Aggregation Groups 13-22
Ethernet services properties 13-108
EVC service properties 13-39
GGSN properties 26-7
GTPU properties 26-11
ICCP properties 13-28
IMA group properties 21-13
IP SLA responder service properties 13-111
IPv6 information 18-2
IS-IS properties 13-113
Layer 2 Tunnel Protocol path trace 12-28
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) properties 13-8
Link Layer Discovery Protocol properties 13-8
Link OAM properties 16-14
link properties 6-10
links between VLAN elements and devices 13-57
LLDP properties 13-8
LSE properties 19-39
LSP endpoint properties 19-13
LSPs on Ethernet links 19-11
mLACP properties 13-28
MLPPP link properties 21-29
MLPPP properties 21-26
MPLS TE tunnel information 19-52
MPLS-TP BFD sessions 19-49
MPLS-TP tunnel properties 19-7
network element properties 3-6
operating system information for devices 3-31
OSPF properties 13-116
path trace details in CiscoPathTracer 12-20
path traces in CiscoPathTracer 12-14
PBB properties 13-31
P-GW properties 26-35
port configuration information 3-25
pseudowire
clock recovery properties 21-42
endpoint properties 13-86
properties 13-92
redundancy service properties 13-95
VCCV and CC information 13-94
PWE3 tunnel information 19-50
QinQ path trace 12-27
REP information in
VLAN domain views 13-62
VLAN overlays 13-62
report folder properties 11-48
report properties 11-45
reports 11-41
report type properties 11-50
REP properties
for VLAN service links 13-63
in logical inventory 13-14
routing entities 19-31
SAToP pseudowire properties 21-2
S-GW properties 26-36
SONET/SDH channelization properties 21-18
STP
information in VLAN domain views 13-65
information in VLAN overlays 13-65
properties 13-10
properties for VLAN service links 13-66
SyncE properties 21-46
T3 DS1 and DS3 channelization properties 21-21
TDM properties 21-17
ticket properties 9-18
tickets in Prime Network Vision 10-3
virtual CEMs
list of 21-51
properties 21-50
virtual connection properties 21-5
Virtual Switching Instance properties 13-84
VLAN
bridge properties 13-69
mapping properties 13-56
mappings 13-52
service link properties 13-62
trunk group properties 13-67
VNE properties 3-16
VPLS
access Ethernet EFP properties 13-88
instance properties 13-83
properties 13-82
VPN
properties 19-26
site properties 19-27
VRF properties 19-27
VRRP information 19-37
VSI properties 13-84
viewing address family ipv4 profile 20-4
viewing address family ipv6 profile 20-5
viewing IGMP profile 20-5
viewing mldp database details 19-42
viewing mldp neighbor details 19-43
viewing multicast details 20-2
viewing multicast protocols 20-4
viewing the PIM profile 20-7
viewing VRF multicast configuration 19-30
viewing y.1731 probes 17-2
virtual CEMs
listing 21-51
viewing properties 21-50
Virtual Circuit Connectivity Verification (VCCV), viewing information for pseudowire endpoint 13-94
virtual cloud, definition 1-5
virtual connections
viewing encapsulation information 21-11
viewing properties 21-5
virtual data center
view configuration 27-10
virtualization 27-9
virtual machine
view configuration 27-14
Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP), viewing information 19-37
virtual routers
moving 19-23
properties, viewing 19-27
VRF tables 19-31
Virtual Switching Instance. See VSI
VLAN bridge, launching a path trace 12-10
VLAN overlays
adding to maps 13-60
working with 13-44
VLANs
adding associated VLANs 13-54
adding to map view 13-49
associations 13-54
definition 1-5
discovery 13-44
elements
EFPs 13-46
icons in Prime Network Vision 13-45
network VLAN 13-45
overview 13-45
switching entities 13-45
overlays
STP link information 13-65
viewing REP information 13-62
viewing STP information 13-65
overview 13-45
removing
from maps 13-52
overlays 13-61
tag manipulations for associations 13-54
viewing
associated VLAN mapping properties 13-56
associated VLAN service links 13-56
bridge properties 13-69
links between elements and devices 13-57
mappings 13-52
REP properties 13-63
service link properties 13-62
STP properties 13-66
working with 13-44
VLAN trunk group, viewing properties 13-67
VNE/Agent Unreachable, VNE communication state 2-20
VNE communication states
Agent Not Loaded 2-20
Connecting 2-20
Device Partially Reachable 2-20
Device Unreachable 2-20
Tracking Disabled 2-20
VNE/Agent Unreachable 2-20
VNE investigation states
Currently Unsynchronized 2-21
Defined Not Started 2-20
Discovering 2-21
Maintenance 2-21
Operational 2-21
Partially Discovered 2-21
Shutting Down 2-21
Stopped 2-21
Unsupported 2-20
VNEs
communication state badges A-18
investigation state badges A-19
management state 2-18
modifying properties 3-16
updating information 3-18
viewing communication status 3-17
viewing properties 3-16
vPC 27-2
fabricpathconfiguration 27-7
view configuration 27-4
VPLS
adding instances to maps 13-78
instance overlays 13-79
overlays
link callout 13-81
viewing pseudowire tunnel links 13-81
viewing
access Ethernet EFP properties 13-88
instance properties 13-83
properties 13-82
pseudowire endpoint properties 13-86
working with 13-77
VPLS report
detailed 11-23
options 11-37
summary 11-23
VPNs
adding to maps 19-22
and virtual routers 19-23
creating 19-21
definition 1-6
managing 19-21
moving virtual routers between 19-23
overlays 19-24
callouts 19-25
creating 19-24
displaying 19-25
hiding 19-25
properties, viewing 19-26
removing from maps 19-23
sites 19-27
viewing in maps 19-18
virtual routers 19-27
VRF multicast configuration 19-30
VRFs
cross-VRF routing entries 19-49
tables
egress 19-31
ingress 19-31
viewing properties 19-27
with IPv4 and IPv6 addresses 18-6
VSI, viewing properties 13-84
VTP Domains inventory tab 2-4
W
Working and Protected LSPs 19-5
working with
associated VLANs 13-54
business elements 7-1
business tags 7-1
EFP cross-connects 13-74
Ethernet services 13-104
H-VPLS 13-77
links, user roles required 6-1
MPLS-TP tunnels 19-4
overlays 5-21
Prime Network Events 9-14
pseudowire overlays 13-89
pseudowires 13-89
tickets in Prime Network Vision 10-1
VLAN overlays 13-44
VLANs 13-44
VPLS 13-77
Y
y.1731
performance management mechanisms 17-1
y.1731 probes 17-1, 17-2, 17-4
user roles required 17-2
y.1731 technology
overview 17-1
You 26-56