Devices

Legacy orchestrator allows you to manage all the following components of your Cisco performance monitoring solution: Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensors (GT, LT, LX, F100 and F25) Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Control Provider ...

Legacy orchestrator can connect automatically to devices, such as Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Control and Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensors, using credentials. Credentials allow Legacy orchestrator to log in on devices directly—...

You can view Legacy orchestrator's inventory of devices and Provider Connectivity Assurance Modules in these four pages: Managed Elements : Displays a list of the devices that Legacy orchestrator is actively managing and can log into aut...

This article explains what Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Modules are and what can be done in the Managed Modules & SFP s and Unmanaged Modules & SFPs pages . Currently, the only devices that appear in the Managed Modules &...

You can add new devices or edit existing devices in the Managed Elements tab; including: Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensors Provider Connectivity Assurance Modules Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Control To add or edit Pro...

Devices that are managed by Legacy orchestrator can have their own inventory of devices. The following types of Provider Connectivity Assurance devices can have their own inventory: Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor : When configured a...

You can also add one or more devices by importing them from an XML file. This is especially useful when you need to add a large number of devices. Note : The XML interface is deprecated and has been phased out as of Legacy orchestrator 23.12. ...

Legacy orchestrator allows you to seamlessly log on to the devices it manages. After you have logged on to a device, you can use its user interface to perform any of the functions normally available to you if you accessed the device directly. To ...

Legacy orchestrator displays information about managed devices. It gets the information about the devices from its data store. The information in the data store must be resynchronized periodically with the devices themselves. The Legacy orchest...

Reflectors are network devices that are used in performance sessions to reflect the packets in a measurement stream. When you create a performance session, you must select a reflector as part of the session setup. As a convenience, Legacy orchest...

You can back up the configuration of a device using Legacy orchestrator. This backup can be restored on the Provider Connectivity Assurance device if necessary. Backup of Provider Connectivity Assurance device configurations is done using conf...

Legacy orchestrator maintains backup files of the configuration of individual Provider Connectivity Assurance devices such as Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensors and Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Control. A configuration backup file ...

Legacy orchestrator maintains backup files of the configuration of individual Provider Connectivity Assurance devices. A configuration backup file contains the configuration of an individual device at a particular point in time. This section ex...

The configuration of Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor F100 or F25 can be backed up and restored using CLI Scripts. Backing up and Restoring Assurance Sensor F100 or Assurance Sensor F25 The following CLI scripts are required when performin...

The firmware on Provider Connectivity Assurance devices is normally upgraded by means of configuration jobs or flows. When you set up a configuration job for a firmware upgrade, you can browse for a firmware file to install or you can access a fir...

This article explains how to upgrade the firmware of a single device in the Devices ▶ Firmware page. It is also possible to create a configuration job that can be used to upgrade the firmware on multiple devices at once. See "Setting Up a Firmw...

When you upgrade the firmware of a device, the previous version of the firmware (the rollback version) is automatically saved and is available for installation if necessary. CAUTION : Performing a firmware rollback requires a reboot of the dev...

This article explains how to move a Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Module from one Provider Connectivity Assurance Sensor Control to another, referred to as rehoming. About Rehoming This Assurance Sensor Control rehoming process ensures ...