The Implementing Cisco Crosswork Network Controller (SPCNCI)
Introducing Cisco CNC
- Changing Network Economics
- Demands for Modernized Operations
- Role of Automation and Linkage to Business Outcomes
- Challenges in Intent-Based Service Delivery and Traffic Engineering
- Transforming Service Lifecycle Functions with Cisco CNC
- Device and Platform Support
- Technologies Summary
Exploring Cisco CNC Architecture
- Cisco CNC Architecture Overview
- Crosswork Infrastructure: Built for Resiliency and Scalability
- Cisco CNC Components
- Unified User Interface and API
- Overview of Northbound and Southbound Interfaces
- TSDN Function Pack
- Access Control with External Integration
Describing Cisco CNC Unified Functions
- Common UI Elements
- Data Collection
- Transport Services Provisioning with SLA Objectives and Visualization
- Service Provisioning and Visualization
- Administration
Installing and Configuring Cisco CNC
- Installing Cisco CNC
- Installing a Crosswork Cluster
- Installing Different Crosswork Applications on Top of the Crosswork Infrastructure
- Installing Cisco NSO
- Installing SR-PCE
- Installing CDG
- Deploying T-SDN Function Pack on Cisco NSO
- System Configuration: RBAC
- System Configuration: Smart Licensing
- System Configuration: Backup and Restore
- Day-0 Configurations Needed on Devices
Onboarding Network Devices
- Device Manager Overview
- Using ZTP for Onboarding Devices
- Maintaining Device Attributes and Credentials
- Device Grouping
Setting Up Data Collection
- Provisioning Cisco CDGs Within Cisco CNC
- Configure Cisco CDG for High Availability
- Mapping Devices to Cisco CDGs
- Verifying Collection Jobs
- Verifying Topology Rendering
- Data Collection Extensibility