Table Of Contents

Numerics - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - Z

Index

Numerics

3.6.x tabs, in Prime Network Events 8-14

6rd tunnels, viewing properties 17-46

6VPE

and IPv6 16-1

IPv6 VPN over MPLS 16-1

A

access gateway

badge 3-9, A-21

viewing properties 12-18

accumulating affected parties

in an alarm 9-25

in the correlation tree 9-25

acknowledged tickets 9-6

acknowledging tickets 9-20

activation script, launching 2-48, 2-53, 4-1

adding

associated VLANs 12-54

EFP cross-connects 12-76

Ethernet services 12-107

MPLS-TP tunnels 17-5

network elements 4-9

pseudowires 12-92

unassociated bridges 12-74

VLANs 12-49

VPLS instances 12-79

VPNs

existing 17-23

new 17-22

Advanced tab

events 8-18

tickets 9-18

affected elements, finding 9-20

Affected Elements window 4-31

affected parties 9-23

accumulating 9-7, 9-25

Affected Parties tab (tickets) 9-14

calculating 9-24

finding 9-20

affected severity, updating over time 9-26

Agent Not Loaded, VNE communication state 2-33

Agent Unreachable, VNE communication state 2-33

aggregation, definition 1-1

aggregations

adding elements to 4-33

aggregating network elements 4-31

disaggregating 4-36

renaming 4-36

using Chinese characters 4-5

viewing thumbnails 4-33

working with thumbnail views 4-35

alarm count, definition 2-29

alarms

badges A-22

customizing 2-56

definition 1-1

disabling on a port 3-28

enabling on a port 3-29

severities 9-23

All tab, in Prime Network Events 8-3

application, launching external 2-48, 2-52, 4-1

applying overlays

Ethernet service 12-109

MPLS-TP tunnels 17-17

network clock 18-49

pseudowire 12-105

VLAN 12-60

VPLS instance 12-80

VPN 17-26

ARP table 17-37

associated VLANs

adding 12-54

tag manipulations 12-54

viewing

mapping properties 12-56

service links 12-56

working with 12-54

association, definition 1-2

ATM cross-connects

in logical and physical inventory 18-6

overview 18-6

properties 18-7

viewing 18-6

audience, intended xvii

audio options, customizing 2-56

Audit tab

events 8-18

in Prime Network Events 8-4

auto refresh, in Prime Network Events 8-23

B

background images for maps 4-18

badges

access gateway 3-9, A-21

alarms 2-31, A-22

blocking 3-9, A-21

clock service 3-9, A-21

for elements and links 3-9

icons A-19

lock 3-9, 17-6, A-22

management states A-19

multiple links 3-10, A-22

reconciliation 3-10, 6-9, 12-48, A-22

redundancy service 3-10, A-22

REP primary 3-10, A-22

REP primary blocking 3-10, A-22

STP root 3-10, A-22

technology related A-21

tickets A-22

VNE communication states A-20

VNE investigation states A-20

VNE management states 2-31

BFD

viewing BFD session properties 17-48

viewing MPLS-TP BFD session properties 17-50

BGP, viewing inventory details 17-45

Bidirectional Forwarding Detection. See BFD

blocked ports, using with CiscoPathTracer 11-4

blocking badge 3-9, A-21

borders for selected icons 4-14

bridges

understanding unassociated 12-73

viewing properties for VLANs 12-70

business configurations 6-8

business elements

definition 1-2

icons 2-17, A-4

roles required 6-1

business tag

definition 1-2

detaching 6-5

roles required 6-1

searching for 6-5

using Chinese characters 6-3

working with 6-3

buttons A-17

for filtering links A-17

in table toolbars A-16

Prime Network Events

Auto Refresh 8-23

Refresh Now 8-23

Ticket Properties dialog box A-18

toolbar A-17

Prime Network Vision A-12

link filtering A-17

table toolbar A-16

toolbar A-13

Report Manager toolbar A-19

C

callouts, VPN service overlay 17-27

Carrier Ethernet services, monitoring 12-1, 13-1

Carrier Grade NAT

roles required for viewing properties 13-1

viewing properties

logical inventory 13-2

physical inventory 13-5

Carrier Supporting Carrier (CSC) path traces 11-34

CEM groups

configured on

physical interfaces 18-52

virtual CEM interfaces 18-54

viewing in

logical inventory 18-54

physical inventory 18-52

viewing properties 18-52

CEM interfaces

properties 18-53

viewing in physical inventory 18-51

CESoPSN, viewing properties 18-3

CFM

description

maintenance domains 15-3

maintenance endpoints (MEPs) 15-3

maintenance intermediate points (MIPS) 15-3

overview 15-3

viewing properties for

maintenance associations 15-7

maintenance domains 15-4, 15-6

MEPs 15-8

MIPs 15-5

remote MEPs 15-9

Chinese characters

support for business tags 6-3

using in map and aggregation names 4-5

Circuit Emulation Services over PSN. See CESoPSN

Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) properties

in logical inventory 12-6

in physical inventory 12-8

viewing 12-6

Cisco PathTracer

across CSC configurations 11-34

comparing paths 11-30

counter values, saving 11-29

destinations 11-12

details pane 11-27

details window

menu options 11-24

toolbar 11-25

in MPLS networks 11-33

launching from

Ethernet Flow Point (EFP) 11-9

Ethernet port 11-13

examples 11-9

IP interface 11-10

MPLS-TP tunnel endpoint 11-14

pseudowire endpoint 11-13

VLAN bridge 11-11

Layer 2 VPNs 11-36

Layer 3 VPNs 11-35

menus 11-17

opening 11-4

overview 1-6, 11-1, 11-2

path pane 11-19

path trace

from inventory 11-8

from map view 11-6

options for starting 11-6

path trace pane 11-20, 11-25

rerunning paths 11-30

right-click

options in path trace window 11-20

trace launch options 11-5

roles required 11-1

single-path window 11-17

starting points 11-33

tabs 11-19

toolbar 11-18

viewing

Layer 2 Tunnel Protocol path information 11-31

path trace details 11-22

path traces 11-15

QinQ path information 11-31

clearing and removing tickets 9-22

clearing tickets 9-6, 9-21

clock recovery, pseudowire properties 18-45

clock service

badge 3-9, A-21

properties 18-36

color coding, severity icons 7-5

Command Builder. See Prime Network Command Builder

communication status, for VNEs 3-12

configuration scripts, launching 2-48, 2-53, 4-1

Connecting, VNE communication state 2-33

Connectivity Fault Management. See CFM

content pane

in Prime Network Vision 2-12

in the Prime Network Vision inventory window 3-18

tabs in logical inventory 3-36

Control Channel (CC), viewing information for pseudowire endpoint 12-100

conventions, used in this document xx

Correlation tab (tickets) 9-17

CPU usage graph, opening 4-44

creating

maps 4-8

report folders 10-48

VPNs 17-22

cross-connects

ATM

overview 18-6

properties 18-7

viewing 18-6

EFP

adding 12-76

overview 12-75

properties 12-76

cross-VRF routing entries 17-51

Currently Unsynchronized, VNE investigation state 2-34

customizing

audio options 2-56

event history size 2-56

D

Daily Average and Peak report 10-12

Daily Event Count by device report 10-15

Defined Not Started, VNE investigation state 2-34

defining report types 10-47

deleting

business elements 6-8

maps 4-27

report folders 10-50

reports 10-45

Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing. See DWDM

destination, for CiscoPathTracer 11-12

Detailed Audit Events report 10-17

Detailed Provisioning Events report 10-17

Detailed Security Events report 10-17

Detailed Service Events report 10-15

Detailed Syslogs report 10-16

Detailed System Events report 10-17

Detailed Tickets report 10-16

Detailed Traps report 10-16

details pane, CiscoPathTracer 11-27

Details tab

events 8-17

tickets 8-21, 9-12

Device Partially Reachable, VNE communication state 2-33

devices

adding to maps 4-9

aggregations 4-31

CPU usage, checking 4-44

finding in maps 4-29

icons 2-12, A-2

in maps 4-31

pinging 4-44

removing from map 4-16

renaming aggregations 4-36

resizing in maps 4-14

severity indicator 2-30

status indicators 2-30

Telnet to a device 4-45

viewing

operating system information 3-36

properties 3-6

Devices with the Most Events report

by severity 10-12

by type 10-12

Devices with the Most Syslogs report 10-12

Devices with the Most Traps report 10-12

Device Unreachable, VNE communication state 2-33

device view pane

in the Prime Network Vision inventory window 3-18

toolbar 3-19

disaggregating aggregations 4-36

Discovering, VNE investigation state 2-34

discovery

based on Link OAM 15-13

EFD 12-43

EVC multiplex services 12-107

MPLS-TP tunnels 17-5

VLAN 12-43

document

audience xvii

conventions xx

organization xviii

related documentation xxi

terminology 1-1

duplication count, definition 2-29

DWDM

roles required for viewing properties 14-1

viewing

alert and alarm counters 14-9

G.709 properties 14-5

ODU alarm properties 14-7

ODU alert properties 14-8

OTU alarm properties 14-7

OTU alert properties 14-8

performance monitoring configuration 14-10

properties 14-2

E

EFD discovery 12-43

EFP

launching a path trace 11-9

overview 12-45

understanding severity and ticket badges 12-37

EFP cross-connects

adding 12-76

viewing properties 12-76

working with 12-75

egress adjacents, VRF 17-33

element icons, and information displayed 3-3

elements, business

deleting 6-8

renaming 6-8

elements, viewing operating system information 3-36

Ethernet flow domains

renaming 12-40

viewing 12-40

Ethernet Flow Domains inventory tab 2-7

Ethernet flow point (EFP), viewing properties 12-33

Ethernet LAGs

viewing 12-21

viewing properties 12-22

Ethernet links, and configured LSPs 17-12

Ethernet LMI

Device EVC Properties window 15-11

overview 15-9

viewing properties

for device EVCs 15-10

for physical interfaces 15-11

for UNI interfaces 15-12

in logical inventory 15-10

Ethernet Local Management Interface. See Ethernet LMI

Ethernet OAM

overview 15-2

roles required for viewing properties 15-1

Ethernet Operations, Administration, and Maintenance. See Ethernet OAM

Ethernet port, launching a path trace 11-13

Ethernet Service report

detailed 10-19

options 10-36

summary 10-20

Ethernet services

adding overlays 12-109

adding to maps 12-107

viewing properties 12-110

working with 12-106

EVC multiplex services, discovery 12-107

EVCs

shared switching entities 12-38

viewing service properties 12-38

event history size, customizing 2-56

Event Reduction Statistics report 10-13

events

Advanced tab 8-18

Audit tab 8-18

categories 7-5

definition 1-2

Details tab 8-17

filtering 8-24, 8-25

Provisioning tab 8-19

refreshing list in Prime Network Events 8-23

removing filters 8-27

Security tab 8-19

Trap tab 8-19

viewing

in Prime Network Events 8-2

properties 8-16

events reports 10-11

detailed network events, report options 10-27

detailed non-network events, report options 10-30

generating from

Prime Network Vision 10-39

Report Manager 10-23

Reports menu 10-38

report options 10-25

Run Report dialog box 10-24

exporting data from

Prime Network Events 8-27

Prime Network Vision 2-65

external application, launching 2-48, 2-52, 4-1

F

Fault Database vs. Event Archive Statistics report 10-13

filtering

events 8-24, 8-25

links

by type 4-41, 4-43

during map creation 4-41

in an existing map 4-43

using collection method 5-18

removing for events and tickets 8-27

tables 2-62, 2-64

tickets

by criteria 9-7

by network element 9-7

flickering links 5-3

G

General tab, in inventory window 3-18

generated ticket 9-6

graphical links, reducing number of in maps 2-19

H

History tab (tickets) 9-13

H-VPLS

working with 12-78

working with in Prime Network Vision 12-78

I

icons

See also buttons and badges

alarm and ticket A-22

badges A-19

business elements 2-17, A-4

information displayed for elements 3-3

links A-8, A-9

logical inventory 3-34, A-6

management states 2-31, A-19

maps 17-21

map view 2-13

network elements 2-12, 2-15, A-2

physical inventory 3-22, A-8

Prime Network Events A-11

Prime Network Vision 2-13, A-1

reconciliation 3-10

reference A-1

REP 12-63

selecting 4-14

severities A-11

severity, color coding 2-30, 7-5

sizes 2-13, 3-3

tickets 2-35

VLAN domains 12-63

VLAN overlays 12-63

IMA group

properties 18-13

viewing properties 18-13

impact analysis

accumulating affected parties 9-24

affected severities 9-23

automatic mode 9-23

links and 5-13

proactive mode 9-23

Initializing management state 2-31

Inter-Chassis Communication Protocol (ICCP), viewing properties 12-28

inventory reports 10-18

generating from

Prime Network Vision 10-39

Report Manager 10-31

Reports menu 10-38

report options 10-33

Run Report dialog box 10-32

inventory tabs

Ethernet Flow Domains 2-7

in Prime Network Vision 2-6

Network Elements 2-7

opening 2-7

types of 2-7

VTP Domains 2-7

working with 2-8

inventory window

content pane 3-18

device view pane 3-18

device view pane toolbar 3-19

General tab 3-18

logical inventory 3-30

navigation pane 3-17

Network Events tab 3-20

opening 3-14

options

Disable Sending Alarms button 3-24, 18-6

Open Port Utilization Graph button 3-24, 18-6

Show Cross-Connect Table button 3-24, 18-6

Show DLCI Table button 3-24, 18-6

Show Encapsulation button 3-24, 18-6

Show VC Table button 3-24, 18-6

overview 3-14, 3-15

physical inventory 3-21, 3-24, 18-6

Ports tab 3-18, 3-25

Provisioning Events tab 3-20

ticket and events pane 3-20

Tickets tab 3-20

IOS-XR Software Package Summary report 10-18

IP interface, launching a path trace 11-10

IP SLA, viewing responder service properties 12-113

IPv6

addresses

in logical inventory 16-3

in physical inventory 16-4

in inventory 16-3

in Prime Network 16-3

notes, for viewing IPv6 addresses 16-4

support in Prime Network 16-1

viewing IPv6 information 16-3

IPv6 VPN over MPLS (6VPE) 16-1

IS-IS, viewing properties 12-115

K

keyboard shortcuts, for tables 2-60

L

launching Prime Network Events

as a standalone application 7-3

from Prime Central 7-3

launching Prime Network Vision

as a standalone application 2-3

from Prime Central 2-3

Layer 2 CiscoPathTracer (VPN) 11-36

Layer 3 CiscoPathTracer (VPN) 11-35

link aggregation group. See Ethernet LAGs

Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP), viewing properties 12-8

Link OAM

and topology discovery 15-13

overview 15-13

viewing properties in

logical inventory 15-14

physical inventory 15-17

link properties window

link list pane 5-11

overview 5-10

properties pane 5-11

ticket and events pane 5-13

links

adding 5-16

arrowheads 5-5, A-11

bidirectional vs. unidirectional 5-5, A-11

colors 5-6

dashed line 5-5, A-10

definition 1-2

dynamic 5-3

exceeding number that can be displayed 2-18

filtering A-17

by type 4-41, 4-43

in maps 4-41

using collection method 5-18

finding in maps 4-30

flickering 5-3

graphical representation 2-18

icons A-8, A-9

impact analysis 5-13

in maps 2-18

links view 5-8

normal vs. wide vs. tunnel 5-5

overview 5-1

properties 5-4

quick view 5-7

reducing number of in maps 2-19

selecting in maps 4-30, 5-19

significance of

arrowheads A-11

characteristics A-10

color A-10

solid vs. dashed lines A-10

width A-10

solid line 5-5, A-10

static 5-3

tooltips 2-19, 5-6

tunnels 5-5

types A-9

use of arrowheads 5-5

user roles required for working with 5-1

viewing

between VLAN elements and devices 12-57

in links view 5-8

options 5-18

properties 5-4, 5-10

width 5-5

links view

filtering 2-26, A-17

information displayed 2-26

in Prime Network Vision 2-25

list view

in Prime Network Vision 2-21

overview 2-21

right-click options 2-24

toolbar 2-23, 2-59, A-16

LLDP, viewing properties 12-8

lock badge 3-9, A-22

logical inventory

branches 3-32

content pane 3-36

content pane tabs 3-36

icons 3-34, A-6

navigation pane 3-32

tabs 3-36

viewing in Prime Network Vision 3-30

window 3-31

logical link, definition 1-2

LSEs

inventory details 17-42

viewing 17-42

LSP endpoints 17-14

properties 17-14

LSPs

lockout state 17-6

on Ethernet links 17-12

properties 17-14

redundancy service properties 17-14

Working and Protected 17-6

M

Maintenance, VNE investigation state 2-34

maintenance domains, in CFM 15-3

managed element, definition 1-2

management states

badges A-19

icons A-19

overview 2-31

managing maps, roles required 4-2

managing report folders

creating 10-48

deleting 10-50

moving 10-49

renaming 10-49

viewing properties 10-51

managing reports

deleting 10-45

moving reports 10-44

renaming 10-42

roles required 10-1

saving 10-41

sharing 10-43

viewing

report properties 10-46

reports 10-41

managing tickets 9-19

managing VPNs 17-22

adding to maps 17-23

creating 17-22

moving virtual routers between 17-25

overlays

adding 17-26

displaying 17-27

hiding 17-27

removing from maps 17-24

maps

adding network elements 4-9

adding VLANs 12-49

aggregations 4-31

applying background images 4-18

CiscoPathTracer files 11-28

closing 4-5, 4-8

creating 4-8

customizing 2-56

deleting 4-27

devices in 4-29

filtering links 4-41

finding

affected elements 4-30

links in maps 4-30

in Prime Network Vision 2-12

layouts 4-17

link icons A-8

network elements in 4-29, 4-31

opening 2-9, 4-5

any map 4-6

options 4-7

previously viewed 4-6

overlays

callouts 17-27

VPN 17-26

overview 17-19, 17-20

previewing before printing 4-24

printing 4-24

print setup 4-25

red border and graphical links 2-18

removing

devices 4-16

network elements 4-16

VLANs 12-52

VPNs 17-24

renaming 4-20

renaming aggregations 4-36

roles required 4-2

saving 4-21

as an image 4-22

as new map 4-22

with information 4-21

selecting views 4-17

using Chinese characters 4-5

using overview windows 4-19

viewing

aggregation thumbnails 4-33

thumbnails 4-33

VPNs

adding 17-23

overlays 17-26

viewing 17-19

working with 4-1

zooming in 4-15

map view

adding VLAN overlays 12-60

in Prime Network Vision 2-12

Mean Time to Repair report 10-13

menus

CiscoPathTracer 11-17

CiscoPathTracer details window 11-24

Prime Network Events 7-8

Prime Network Vision 2-38

Report Manager 10-6

MEPs, in CFM 15-3

MIPS, in CFM 15-3

MLPPP

viewing link properties 18-30

viewing properties 18-26

Mobile Transport over Packet. See MToP

modifying VNE properties 3-11

monitoring

Carrier Ethernet services 12-1

Carrier Grade NAT properties 13-1

network clocking service 18-35

PTP service 18-38

Most Common Daily Events report 10-14

Most Common Syslogs report 10-14

moving

report folders 10-49

reports between folders 10-44

MP-BGP properties in logical inventory 17-45

MPLS

ARP table 17-37

BGPs, viewing 17-45

CiscoPathTracer and 11-33

LSEs, viewing 17-42

monitoring services 17-29

NDP table 17-37

pseudowire end-to-end emulation tunnels, viewing 17-51

rate limit information 17-39

roles required for viewing properties 17-1

routing entities 17-34

TE tunnels, viewing 17-53

MPLS pseudowire over GRE, properties 18-33

MPLS TE tunnel, inventory details 17-53

MPLS-TP tunnel endpoint, launching a path trace 11-14

MPLS-TP tunnels

adding to maps 17-5

applying overlays 17-17

BFD sessions, viewing properties 17-50

discovery 17-5

LSP lockout state 17-6

overview 17-4

properties 17-7

working with 17-4

MToP

channelized lines 18-17

IMA group properties 18-13

monitoring

network clocking service 18-35

PTP service 18-38

network clocking service 18-35

PTP service overview 18-38

roles required for working with 18-1

TDM

overview 18-16

viewing properties in physical inventory 18-17

viewing

ATM cross-connects 18-6

ATM VCI properties 18-10

ATM VPI properties 18-10

CEM groups 18-52, 18-54

CEM interfaces 18-51

CEM properties 18-51

CESoPSN pseudowire properties 18-3

encapsulation information 18-11

IMA group properties 18-13

MLPPP link properties 18-30

MLPPP properties 18-26

network clocking service 18-35

pseudowire clock recovery properties 18-42

PTP service properties 18-38

SAToP pseudowire properties 18-2

SONET/SDH channelization properties 18-18

SyncE properties 18-46

T3 DS1 and DS3 channelization properties 18-22

TDM properties 18-17

virtual CEMs, list of 18-52

virtual CEMs properties 18-51

Multichassis LACP (mLACP), viewing properties 12-28

multiple links badge 3-10, A-22

multiplex services, discovery of 12-107

N

navigation pane

logical inventory 3-32

physical inventory 3-21

Prime Network Vision 2-11

NDP table 17-37

network clocking service

applying an overlay 18-49

clock service properties 18-36

monitoring 18-35

monitoring PTP service 18-38

overview 18-35

PTP interface properties 18-38

PTP service 18-38

network elements

adding to existing aggregations 4-33

adding to maps 4-9

aggregating 4-32

aggregations 4-31

CPU usage, checking 4-44

definition 1-2

finding in maps 4-29

icons 2-12, 2-15, A-2

information displayed in icons 3-3

in maps 4-31

management state 2-31

pinging 4-44

removing from maps 4-16

renaming aggregations 4-36

resizing in maps 4-14

severity indicators and network elements 2-30

status indicators 2-30

Telnet to 4-45

viewing

operating system information 3-36

properties 3-6

zooming in 4-15

Network Elements inventory tab 2-7

Network Events tab

inventory window 3-20

link properties window 5-13

network event tabs, in Prime Network Events 8-7

Network Pseudowire report

detailed 10-20

options 10-37

summary 10-20

network service reports 10-19

generating from

Prime Network Vision 10-39

Report Manager 10-34

Reports menu 10-38

report options 10-36

Run Report dialog box 10-35

Notes tab (tickets) 9-19

O

obtaining documentation xxi

opening

inventory tabs 2-7

maps 2-9

Open Map dialog box options 4-7

operating system information, viewing for devices 3-36

Operational, VNE investigation state 2-34

options

Open Map dialog box 4-7

working with aggregation thumbnails 4-35

OSPF

supported versions 12-118

viewing properties 12-118

overlays

applying to

Ethernet services 12-109

maps 4-37

MPLS-TP tunnels 17-17

network clocks 18-49

pseudowire 12-105

VLANs 12-60

VPLS instances 12-80

VPNs 17-26

displaying and hiding

for VLANs 12-61

for VPNs 17-27

in maps 4-40

Ethernet service 12-109

pseudowire 12-92, 12-105

removing 4-41, 12-62

viewing 4-40

pseudowire tunnel links in VPLS 12-83

REP information 12-62

STP information 12-65

VLAN

adding 12-60

removing 12-62

viewing STP link information 12-66

working with 12-43

VPLS

callouts 12-83

instance 12-80

viewing pseudowire tunnel links 12-83

VPN 17-25

adding 17-26

callouts 17-27

working with 4-29, 4-37

overview

ATM cross-connects 18-6

CFM 15-3

CiscoPathTracer 1-6, 11-1

EFP cross-connects 12-75

EFPs 12-45

Ethernet LMI 15-9

Ethernet OAM 15-2

Link OAM 15-13

MPLS-TP tunnels 17-4

network clocking service 18-35

Prime Network Command Builder 1-7

Prime Network Events 1-8

Prime Network Soft Properties Manager 1-6

Prime Network Vision 1-5

Prime Network Vision inventory window 3-14

Prime Network Vision maps 2-8

PTP service 18-38

Report Manager 1-7

reports 10-1

SAToP 18-2

SBC 19-1

switching entities 12-45

TDM 18-16

unassociated bridges 12-73

VLANs 12-44

overview window 4-19

P

Partially Discovered, VNE investigation state 2-34

parties, accumulating affected 9-7

password, changing 2-55

path pane, in CiscoPathTracer 11-19

path trace

and blocked ports 11-4

examples 11-9

launching from

EFP 11-9

Ethernet port 11-13

IP interface 11-10

MPLS-TP tunnel endpoint 11-14

pseudowire endpoint 11-13

VLAN bridge 11-11

starting 11-6

from inventory 11-8

from map view 11-6

viewing

in CiscoPathTracer 11-15

Layer 2 Tunnel Protocol path information 11-31

path trace details 11-22

QinQ path information 11-31

path trace details window 11-22

path trace pane, CiscoPathTracer 11-20, 11-25

PathTracer. See Cisco PathTracer

permissions, security 1-3

physical inventory

branches 3-21

buttons

Disable Sending Alarms 3-24, 18-6

Open Port Utilization Graph 3-24, 18-6

Show Encapsulation 3-24, 18-6

content pane 3-23

icons 3-22, A-8

navigation pane 3-21

viewing device properties 3-21

viewing in Prime Network Vision 3-21

window 3-19

physical link, definition 1-2

pinging

devices 4-44

network elements 4-44

pseudowires 12-98

polling, initiating 3-14

Poll Now button 3-14

ports

alarms

disabling 3-28

enabling 3-29

viewing

configuration 3-26

status 3-25

with IPv4 and IPv6 addresses 16-5

Ports tab, in inventory window 3-18, 3-25

Port Utilization graph, generating 3-30

Prime Central

launching Prime Network Events 7-3

launching Prime Network Vision 2-3

Prime Network 3.6.x tabs, in Prime Network Events 8-14

Prime Network Command Builder

launching scripts 2-48, 2-53, 4-1

overview 1-7

Prime Network Events

All tab 8-3

Audit tab 8-4

buttons

Ticket Properties dialog box A-18

toolbar A-17

customizing 7-10

displaying all events 7-5

event categories 7-5

exporting data 8-27

icon severities A-11

launching

as a standalone application 7-3

from Prime Central 7-3

options 7-2

menus 7-8

network event tabs 8-7

overview 1-8

Prime Network 3.6.x tabs 8-14

Provisioning tab 8-5

right-click options 7-9

roles required 7-1, 8-1

Security tab 8-6

Service tab 8-8

Syslog tab 8-8

system event tabs 8-4

System tab 8-7

Ticket tab 8-9

toolbar 7-7

toolbar buttons A-17

V1 Trap tab 8-11

V2 Trap tab 8-11

V3 Trap tab 8-12

viewing

all events 7-5

events and tickets 8-2

window 7-4

working with 8-15

Prime Network Soft Properties Manager overview 1-6

Prime Network Vision

adding network elements 4-9

buttons A-12

filtering links A-17

table toolbar A-16

toolbar A-13

creating maps 4-8

customizing 2-56

deleting maps 4-27

exporting data 2-65

generating reports 10-39

GUI overview 17-19, 17-20

icons 17-21, A-1

links A-9

logical inventory A-6

map A-2, A-4

physical inventory A-8

selecting 4-14

sizes 2-13

interface components 2-5

inventory tabs 2-6

launching

as a standalone application 2-3

from Prime Central 2-3

options 2-2

links

characteristics A-10

colors A-10

icons A-9

list view toolbar A-16

maps 2-12, 2-56

adding network elements 4-9

choosing layout 4-17

closing 4-5, 4-8

creating 4-8

deleting 4-27

opening 4-5

overview 2-8

renaming 4-20

resizing elements 4-14

saving 4-21

saving as an image 4-22

saving as new map 4-22

saving with information 4-21

using Chinese characters 4-5

viewing options 4-17

menus 2-38

Activation 2-42

Edit 2-40

File 2-39

Help 2-44

Network Inventory 2-43

Node 2-41

Reports 2-43

right-click 2-45

Tools 2-42

View 2-40

Window 2-44

navigation 2-5

opening

inventory tabs 2-7

the inventory window 3-14

overlays 17-27

overview 1-5

port information 3-26

properties window 3-7

removing network elements 4-16

renaming maps 4-20

resizing map elements 4-14

right-click menus 2-45

roles required 2-1, 3-2

tables

defining filters 2-62

finding text in 2-60

managing 2-58

setting selection filters 2-64

sorting 2-61

toolbar options 2-59

toolbar buttons A-13

viewing tickets 9-4

VLAN elements and icons 12-44

windows 2-5

working with

H-VPLS 12-78

inventory tabs 2-8

multiple tabs 2-11

tickets 9-1

VPLS 12-78

Prime Network Vision window

content pane 2-12

inventory tabs 2-6

links view 2-25

list view

overview 2-21

toolbar 2-23, 2-59

map view 2-12

icons 2-13

right-click options 2-20

severity indicators 2-20

navigation pane 2-11

right-click menus

aggregation 2-50

device 2-46

link 2-51

links view 2-53

list view 2-51

maps 2-46

ticket 2-54

ticket pane 2-27

toolbar 2-35

layout tools 2-37

map options 2-36

map zoom tools 2-37

navigation tools 2-37

overlay tools 2-36

viewing options 2-36

printing maps 4-24

properties

6rd tunnels 17-46

CEM interface 18-53

clock service 18-36

ICCP 12-28

mLACP 12-28

MPLS pseudowire over GRE 18-33

MPLS-TP tunnels 17-7

MToP

ATM VCI 18-10

ATM VPI 18-10

pseudowire clock recovery 18-45

PTP interface 18-38

REP 12-14

report folders 10-51

report types 10-52

SBC 19-4

AAA 19-7

DBE 19-4

H.248 19-5, 19-9

media address 19-5

policy 19-10

SBE 19-7

SIP 19-13

virtual connections 18-5

properties window in Prime Network Vision 3-7

provider, definition 1-2

Provider Backbone Bridge (PBB), viewing properties 12-31

Provisioning Events tab, in the inventory window 3-20

Provisioning tab

events 8-19

in Prime Network Events 8-5

pseudowire clock recovery

properties 18-45

viewing properties 18-42

pseudowire endpoint, launching a path trace 11-13

pseudowires

adding 12-92

applying overlay 12-105

overlays 12-92

pinging 12-98

redundancy service properties 12-102

viewing

endpoint properties 12-89

properties 12-95

redundancy service properties 12-102

tunnel links in VPLS overlays 12-83

VCCV and CC information 12-100

working with 12-92

PTP

interface properties 18-38

monitoring service 18-38

service overview 18-38

PWE3

inventory details 17-51

viewing 17-51

Q

quick view, for links 5-7

R

rate limits, for routing entities 17-39

reconciliation badge A-22

aggregations 2-50

business elements 6-9

description 3-10

EFPs 12-48

switching entities 12-48

VPLS forwards 12-78

red border in maps, and graphical links 2-18

reduced polling 3-14

reduction count, definition 2-29

redundancy service 17-14

badge 3-10, A-22

on LSP endpoints 17-14

pseudowires 12-102

related documentation xxi

removing

overlays 4-41

tickets 9-21

VLAN overlays 12-62

VLANs from maps 12-52

VPNs 17-24

renaming

Ethernet flow domains 12-40

maps 4-20

report folders 10-49

reports 10-42

REP

icons and badges 12-63

viewing

for VLAN service link properties 12-64

in VLAN domain views 12-62

in VLAN overlays 12-62

report categories 10-11

report folders

creating 10-48

deleting 10-50

moving 10-49

renaming 10-49

viewing properties 10-51

working with 10-48

Report Manager

content pane 10-8

events reports 10-11

generating reports 10-23

inventory reports 10-18

menu options 10-6

navigation tree 10-7

network service reports 10-19

overview 1-7

report categories 10-11

right-click options 10-9

roles required 10-1

toolbar buttons 10-6, A-19

using 10-4

report properties, viewing 10-46

reports

and database load 10-22

canceled 10-22

creating folders 10-48

defining types 10-47

deleting

folders 10-50

reports 10-45

events

Daily Average and Peak 10-12

Devices with the Most Events by severity 10-12

Devices with the Most Events by type 10-12

Devices with the Most Syslogs 10-12

Devices with the Most Traps 10-12

Event Reduction Statistics 10-13

Fault Database vs. Event Archive Statistics 10-13

Mean Time to Repair 10-13

Most Common Daily Events 10-14

Most Common Syslogs 10-14

Syslog Count by device 10-14

Syslog Count by type 10-14

Syslog Trend by severity 10-14

fail to generate 10-22

formats 10-41

generating 10-22

events reports 10-23

inventory reports 10-31

network service reports 10-34

generating from

Prime Network Vision 10-39

Report Manager 10-23

Reports menu 10-38

inventory

IOS-XR Software Package Summary 10-18

Software Version Summary by device 10-18

Software Version Summary by version 10-18

limiting access to 10-44

managing

maximum concurrent reports 10-40

options 10-40

maximum number of concurrent reports 10-40

moving

folders 10-49

reports between folders 10-44

network events

Detailed Event Count (by device) 10-15

Detailed Service Events 10-15

Detailed Syslogs 10-16

Detailed Tickets 10-16

Detailed Traps 10-16

network service

Ethernet Service Detailed 10-19

Ethernet Service Summary 10-20

Network Pseudowire Detailed 10-20

Network Pseudowire Summary 10-20

VPLS Detailed 10-21

VPLS Summary 10-21

non-network events

Detailed Audit Events 10-17

Detailed Provisioning Events 10-17

Detailed Security Events 10-17

Detailed System Events 10-17

options for

detailed network events reports 10-27

detailed non-network events reports 10-30

events reports 10-25

inventory reports 10-33

network service reports 10-36

overview 10-1

queued 10-40

renaming

folders 10-49

reports 10-42

Report Properties dialog box 10-46

roles required 10-1

saving 10-41

sharing 10-43

using Report Manager 10-4

viewing 10-41

report folder properties 10-51

report properties 10-46

report type properties 10-52

working with folders 10-48

Reports menu, and generating reports 10-38

report types, viewing properties 10-52

REP primary badge 3-10, A-22

REP primary blocking badge 3-10, A-22

Resilient Ethernet Protocol (REP), viewing properties 12-14

resizing icons

using the Resize option 4-14

using your mouse 4-14

right-click options

aggregations 2-50

CiscoPathTracer 11-5, 11-20

devices 2-46

links 2-51

links view 2-53

list view 2-24, 2-51

maps 2-46

Prime Network Events 7-9

Prime Network Vision 2-20, 2-45

Report Manager 10-9

tickets 2-54

roles

managing reports 10-1

security 1-3

viewing

Carrier Ethernet properties 12-2

Carrier Grade NAT properties 13-1

DWDM properties 14-1

Ethernet OAM tool properties 15-1

IPv6 information 16-2

SBC properties 19-2

working with

business tags 6-1

CiscoPathTracer 11-1

links 5-1

maps 4-2

MPLS networks 17-1

MToP 18-1

Prime Network Events 7-1, 8-1

Prime Network Vision 2-1, 3-2

reports 10-1

tickets 9-1, 9-2

tickets in Prime Network Vision 9-2

routing entities 17-34

ARP table 17-37

NDP table 17-37

rate limit information 17-39

viewing properties 17-34

S

SAToP, overview 18-2

saving

maps 4-21

reports 10-41

SBC

AAA properties 19-7

DBE properties 19-4

H.248 properties 19-5, 19-9

logical inventory properties 19-1

media address properties 19-5

overview 19-1

policy properties 19-10

properties 19-4

SBE properties 19-7

SIP properties 19-13

user roles required for viewing properties 19-2

viewing in logical inventory 19-3, 19-4

scopes, and security 1-3

scripts

launching 2-48, 2-53

launching for activation and configuration 4-1

security

permissions 1-3

roles 1-3

scopes 1-3

Security tab

events 8-19

in Prime Network Events 8-6

selecting

icons 4-14

links in maps 4-30

Service tab, in Prime Network Events 8-8

service view

overlays 17-27

removing VLANs 12-52

removing VPNs 17-24

virtual routers 17-25

VPNs 17-22, 17-29

Session Border Controller. See SBC

severity

color of device icon 2-31

icons A-11

indicators

in Prime Network Vision map view 2-20

overview 2-30

propagation 2-30

shared switching entities 12-38

sharing reports 10-43

Shutting Down, VNE investigation state 2-35

sites, viewing properties 17-30

Soft Properties Manager. See Prime Network Soft Properties Manager

Software Version Summary report

by device 10-18

by version 10-18

SONET/SDH, viewing properties 18-18

Spanning Tree Protocol. See STP

static link, adding 5-16

status indicators, for network elements 2-30

Stopped, VNE investigation state 2-35

STP

viewing

link information in VLAN overlay 12-66

properties 12-10

VLAN service link properties 12-66

viewing in

VLAN domain views 12-65

VLAN overlays 12-65

STP root badge 3-10, A-22

Structure-Agnostic TDM over Packet. See SAToP

submitting a service request xxi

subscriber, definition 1-2

switching entities

containing termination points 12-49

overview 12-45

Synchronous Ethernet (SyncE), viewing properties 18-46

Syslog Count report

by device 10-14

by type 10-14

Syslog tab, in Prime Network Events 8-8

Syslog Trend report by severity 10-14

system event tabs, in Prime Network Events 8-4

System tab, in Prime Network Events 8-7

T

T3 DS1 and DS3, viewing properties 18-22

tables

filtering 2-62

finding text in 2-60

keyboard shortcuts 2-60

keyboard shortcuts for 2-60

managing in Prime Network Vision 2-58

sorting 2-61

toolbar buttons A-16

tabs

in CiscoPathTracer window 11-19

working with multiple tabs 2-11

tag manipulations, for associated VLANs 12-54

TDM

overview 18-16

viewing properties in physical inventory 18-17

Telnet to devices 4-45

termination points, in switching entities 12-49

terminology in this document 1-1

TE tunnels and CiscoPathTracer 11-37

thumbnail views, options 4-35

ticket and events pane, Prime Network Vision inventory window 3-20

ticket pane

information displayed 2-28

Prime Network Vision 2-27

ticket properties, Details tab 8-21

Ticket Properties dialog box

Advanced tab 9-18

Affected Parties tab 9-14

Correlation tab 9-17

Details tab 9-12

History tab 9-13

Notes tab 9-19

toolbar 9-11

tickets

acknowledged 9-6

acknowledging 9-20

and EFP severities 12-37

badges A-22

clearing 9-6, 9-21

clearing and removing 9-22

definition 1-3

filtering

by criteria 9-7

by network element 9-7

finding

affected elements in map 4-30

affected elements using the ticket pane 9-20

generated 9-6

icons 2-35

managing 9-19

propagating new 2-30

properties 9-10

removing 9-21

removing filters 8-27

right-click menu 2-54

roles required 9-1

status 9-5

viewing

in Prime Network Events 8-2

in Prime Network Vision 9-4

properties 9-11

working with in Prime Network Vision 9-1

Tickets tab

inventory window 3-20

link properties window 5-13

Prime Network Events 8-9

Time Division Multiplexing. See TDM or MToP TDM

toolbar buttons

CiscoPathTracer single-path window 11-18

for filtering links A-17

for tables 2-59, A-16

Prime Network Vision list view A-16

Report Manager 10-6, A-19

Ticket Properties window 9-11

toolbars

CiscoPathTracer 11-18

CiscoPathTracer details window 11-25

device view pane 3-19

Prime Network Events 7-7

Prime Network Vision 2-35, 2-59

Prime Network Vision list view 2-23, 2-59

Report Manager 10-6

Ticket Properties window 9-11

tooltips for links 5-6

Tracking Disabled, VNE communication state 2-33

Trap tab (events) 8-19

U

unassociated bridges

adding 12-74

overview 12-73

understanding

EFP severity and ticket badges 12-37

static and dynamic links 5-3

unassociated bridges 12-73

VLAN and EFD discovery 12-43

ungrouping aggregations 4-36

unmanaged network, definition 1-3

Unsupported, VNE investigation state 2-34

updating

affected severity 9-26

VNE information 3-14

Up ticket 9-7

user roles

viewing

Carrier Grade NAT properties 13-1

DWDM properties 14-1

Ethernet OAM properties 15-1

MToP properties 18-1

SBC properties 19-2

working with

business elements 6-1

business tags 6-1

Carrier Ethernet services 12-2

CiscoPathTracer 11-1

IPv6 and 6VPE 16-2

links 5-1

maps 4-2

MPLS networks 17-1

Prime Network Events 7-1, 8-1

Prime Network Vision 2-1, 3-2

reports 10-1

tickets 9-1

tickets in Prime Network Vision 9-2

V

V1 Trap tab, in Prime Network Events 8-11

V2 Trap tab, in Prime Network Events 8-11

V3 Trap tab, in Prime Network Events 8-12

viewing

6rd tunnel properties 17-46

access gateway properties 12-18

ATM cross-connects 18-6

ATM VCI properties 18-10

ATM VPI properties 18-10

BFD session properties 17-48

Carrier Ethernet properties, roles required 12-2

Carrier Grade NAT properties 13-2, 13-5

CDP properties 12-6

CEM groups 18-52, 18-54

CEM interfaces 18-51

CEM properties 18-51

CESoPSN pseudowire properties 18-3

CFM properties 15-3

cross-VRF routing entries 17-51

device operating system information 3-36

device properties 3-6

DWDM properties 14-2

EFP cross-connect properties 12-76

EFP properties 12-33

encapsulation information 18-11

Ethernet flow domains 12-40

Ethernet LAG properties 12-22

Ethernet LAGs 12-21

Ethernet Link Aggregation Groups 12-21

Ethernet services properties 12-110

EVC service properties 12-38

ICCP properties 12-28

IMA group properties 18-13

IP SLA responder service properties 12-113

IPv6 information 16-2

IS-IS properties 12-115

Layer 2 Tunnel Protocol path trace 11-31

Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) properties 12-8

Link Layer Discovery Protocol properties 12-8

Link OAM properties 15-13

link properties 5-10

links between VLAN elements and devices 12-57

LLDP properties 12-8

LSE properties 17-42

LSP endpoint properties 17-14

LSPs on Ethernet links 17-12

mLACP properties 12-28

MLPPP link properties 18-30

MLPPP properties 18-26

MPLS TE tunnel information 17-53

MPLS-TP BFD sessions 17-50

MPLS-TP tunnel properties 17-7

network element properties 3-6

operating system information for devices 3-36

OSPF properties 12-118

path trace details in CiscoPathTracer 11-22

path traces in CiscoPathTracer 11-15

PBB properties 12-31

port configuration information 3-26

pseudowire

clock recovery properties 18-42

endpoint properties 12-89

properties 12-95

redundancy service properties 12-102

VCCV and CC information 12-100

PWE3 tunnel information 17-51

QinQ path trace 11-31

REP information in

VLAN domain views 12-62

VLAN overlays 12-62

report folder properties 10-51

report properties 10-46

reports 10-41

report type properties 10-52

REP properties

for VLAN service links 12-64

in logical inventory 12-14

routing entities 17-34

SAToP pseudowire properties 18-2

SBC properties 19-3, 19-4

SONET/SDH channelization properties 18-18

STP

information in VLAN domain views 12-65

information in VLAN overlays 12-65

properties 12-10

properties for VLAN service links 12-66

SyncE properties 18-46

T3 DS1 and DS3 channelization properties 18-22

TDM properties 18-17

ticket properties 8-20

tickets in Prime Network Vision 9-4

virtual CEMs

list of 18-52

properties 18-51

virtual connection properties 18-5

Virtual Switching Instance properties 12-87

VLAN

bridge properties 12-70

mapping properties 12-56

mappings 12-52

service link properties 12-62

trunk group properties 12-68

VNE properties 3-11

VPLS

access Ethernet EFP properties 12-91

instance properties 12-85

properties 12-85

VPN

properties 17-29

site properties 17-30

VRF properties 17-30

VRRP information 17-40

VSI properties 12-87

virtual CEMs

listing 18-52

viewing properties 18-51

Virtual Circuit Connectivity Verification (VCCV), viewing information for pseudowire endpoint 12-100

virtual cloud, definition 1-3

virtual connections

viewing encapsulation information 18-11

viewing properties 18-5

Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP), viewing information 17-40

virtual routers

moving 17-25

properties, viewing 17-30

VRF tables 17-33

Virtual Switching Instance. See VSI

VLAN bridge, launching a path trace 11-11

VLAN overlays

adding to maps 12-60

working with 12-43

VLANs

adding associated VLANs 12-54

adding to map view 12-49

associations 12-54

definition 1-3

discovery 12-43

elements

EFPs 12-45

icons in Prime Network Vision 12-44

network VLAN 12-44

overview 12-44

switching entities 12-45

overlays

STP link information 12-66

viewing REP information 12-62

viewing STP information 12-65

overview 12-44

removing

from maps 12-52

overlays 12-62

tag manipulations for associations 12-54

viewing

associated VLAN mapping properties 12-56

associated VLAN service links 12-56

bridge properties 12-70

links between elements and devices 12-57

mappings 12-52

REP properties 12-64

service link properties 12-62

STP properties 12-66

working with 12-43

VLAN trunk group, viewing properties 12-68

VNE/Agent Unreachable, VNE communication state 2-33

VNE communication states

Agent Not Loaded 2-33

Connecting 2-33

Device Partially Reachable 2-33

Device Unreachable 2-33

Tracking Disabled 2-33

VNE/Agent Unreachable 2-33

VNE investigation states

Currently Unsynchronized 2-34

Defined Not Started 2-34

Discovering 2-34

Maintenance 2-34

Operational 2-34

Partially Discovered 2-34

Shutting Down 2-35

Stopped 2-35

Unsupported 2-34

VNEs

communication state badges A-20

investigation state badges A-20

management state 2-31

modifying properties 3-11

updating information 3-14

viewing communication status 3-12

viewing properties 3-11

VPLS

adding instances to maps 12-79

instance overlays 12-80

overlays

link callout 12-83

viewing pseudowire tunnel links 12-83

viewing

access Ethernet EFP properties 12-91

instance properties 12-85

properties 12-85

pseudowire endpoint properties 12-89

working with 12-78

VPLS report

detailed 10-21

options 10-37

summary 10-21

VPNs

adding to maps 17-23

and virtual routers 17-25

creating 17-22

definition 1-3

managing 17-22

moving virtual routers between 17-25

overlays 17-25

callouts 17-27

creating 17-26

displaying 17-27

hiding 17-27

properties, viewing 17-29

removing from maps 17-24

sites 17-30

viewing in maps 17-19

virtual routers 17-30

VRFs

cross-VRF routing entries 17-51

tables

egress 17-33

ingress 17-33

viewing properties 17-30

with IPv4 and IPv6 addresses 16-6

VSI, viewing properties 12-87

VTP Domains inventory tab 2-7

W

Working and Protected LSPs 17-6

working with

associated VLANs 12-54

business elements 6-1

business tags 6-1

EFP cross-connects 12-75

Ethernet services 12-106

H-VPLS 12-78

inventory tabs 2-8

links, user roles required 5-1

MPLS-TP tunnels 17-4

overlays 4-37

Prime Network Events 8-15

pseudowire overlays 12-92

pseudowires 12-92

tickets in Prime Network Vision 9-1

VLAN overlays 12-43

VLANs 12-43

VPLS 12-78

Z

zooming in and out of maps 4-15