Routing & Switching

The video looks at a way to perform day-0 device provisioning using Cisco APIC-EM PnP application with Prime Infrastructure 3.1.  We will create bootstrap files, device profile and demonstrate different device bootstrap options using a router, switch, and access point as examples. We will explore various methods of bootstrapping a device. You will get to see the entire process from device bootup to when they are fully provisioned.

The video looks at a way to perform day-0 device provisioning using Cisco APIC-EM PnP application with Prime Infrastructure 3.1.  We will create bootstrap files, device profile and demonstrate different device bootstrap options using a router, switch, and access point as examples. We will explore various methods of bootstrapping a device. You will get to see the entire process from device bootup to when they are fully provisioned.

The video looks at a way to perform day-0 device provisioning using Cisco APIC-EM PnP application with Prime Infrastructure 3.1.  We will create bootstrap files, device profile and demonstrate different device bootstrap options using a router, switch, and access point as examples. We will explore various methods of bootstrapping a device. You will get to see the entire process from device bootup to when they are fully provisioned.

The video looks at a way to perform day-0 device provisioning using Cisco Network Service (CNS) on Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.1 We will go through the concept of device Plug & Play and introduce you to CNS. We will create bootstrap files, device profile and demonstrate different device bootstrap options using a router and switch as examples. You will get to see the entire process from device bootup to when they are fully provisioned.

The video looks at a way to perform day-0 device provisioning using Cisco Network Service (CNS) on Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.1 We will go through the concept of device Plug & Play and introduce you to CNS. We will create bootstrap files, device profile and demonstrate different device bootstrap options using a router and switch as examples. You will get to see the entire process from device bootup to when they are fully provisioned.

The video looks at a way to perform day-0 device provisioning using Cisco Network Service (CNS) on Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.1 We will go through the concept of device Plug & Play and introduce you to CNS. We will create bootstrap files, device profile and demonstrate different device bootstrap options using a router and switch as examples. You will get to see the entire process from device bootup to when they are fully provisioned.

The video looks at a way to perform day-0 device provisioning using Cisco Network Service (CNS) on Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.1 We will go through the concept of device Plug & Play and introduce you to CNS. We will create bootstrap files, device profile and demonstrate different device bootstrap options using a router and switch as examples. You will get to see the entire process from device bootup to when they are fully provisioned.

The video shows you how WLC Auto Provisioning works on Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.1. The goal is to have a new WLC boot up, and download configuration templates from Prime without user intervention. We will discuss pros and cons as well as any caveats to this method.

The video shows you how WLC Auto Provisioning works on Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.1. The goal is to have a new WLC boot up, and download configuration templates from Prime without user intervention. We will discuss pros and cons as well as any caveats to this method.

The video shows you how to configure wireless LAN controller using configuration template on Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.1. We will create and apply templates to controller individually as well as using configuration group to enforce consistent configuration on multiple WLCs. We will use configuration audit feature to check discrepancy between WLC and Prime templates and overwrite from Prime if needed. Other miscellaneous features include scheduled configuration task, guest user, and mobility domain.