Virtual Machine Installation

The Cisco Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Control is a high-performance, real-time active system that requires dedicated resources from the VM host to operate properly. To help ensure proper operation, follow these guidelines when provisi...

Depending on the deployment type, choose whether to use Single-disk or Four disks VM image for storing the Cisco Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Control data. Here are some key differences between these two approaches: Single-disk T...

Each instance of the Cisco Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Control provides access to two storage disks that are used to hold various types of data: config : A low-access rate disk containing configuration data, as well as the active...

The Cisco Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Control can be provisioned for these deployment types: NFV TWAMP : 4 CPU cores, 8 GB RAM Direct PM Actuation with i350 : 1 CPU core, 4 GB RAM Direct PM Actuation in SR-IOV Mode : 1 CPU co...

This section explains how to install the Cisco Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Control on a VMware ESXi Hypervisor so that you can complete the following tasks: Launch a Sensor Control instance on the appliance or server running the H...

This section explains how to install the Cisco Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Control on a VMware ESXi Hypervisor so that you can complete the following tasks: Launch a Sensor Control instance on the appliance or server running the H...

This section contains information on Qemu/KVM, which is a Linux Hypervisor. It includes information on installing the associated packages. Install the following packages on Linux kernel 6.5.0 or later: qemu-kvm : A generic machine emulator an...