Cisco Cisco Prime Infrastructure 2.0 Installationsanleitung
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Maximum Device Connections For Plug and Play Gateway
The Plug and Play Gateway has limits on the maximum number of device connections to the event ports (11011-110XX) that
it can manage on the integrated and standalone server setups.
it can manage on the integrated and standalone server setups.
gives the maximum number of devices connections and
the number of port information for Plug and Play Gateway solution. Each event port opened can support up to a maximum of
1000 device connection. The Prime infrastructure can support Plug and Play activation between 100 to 200 devices at the same
time with the following.
1000 device connection. The Prime infrastructure can support Plug and Play activation between 100 to 200 devices at the same
time with the following.
Setting Up Devices for Prime Infrastructure
Before installing, you must enable devices to provide Prime Infrastructure with the data it requires, such as SNMP. When you
configure your devices for SNMP and NTP, Prime Infrastructure can provide fault, application, and performance data.
configure your devices for SNMP and NTP, Prime Infrastructure can provide fault, application, and performance data.
Required Software Versions and Configurations
To work with Prime Infrastructure, your devices must run at least the minimum required software versions shown in the list of
supported devices you can access from the Prime Infrastructure user interface by clicking Help, then selecting Supported Devices
List.
supported devices you can access from the Prime Infrastructure user interface by clicking Help, then selecting Supported Devices
List.
You must also configure your devices to support SNMP traps and syslogs, and the Network Time Protocol (NTP), as explained
in the following sections.
in the following sections.
Configuring SNMP
To ensure that Prime Infrastructure can query SNMP devices and receive traps and notifications from them, you must:
•
Set SNMP credentials (community strings) on each device you want to manage using Prime Infrastructure.
•
Configure these same devices to send SNMP notifications to the Prime Infrastructure server.
Use the following IOS configuration commands to set read/write and read-only community strings on an SNMP device:
snmp-server community private RW
snmp-server community public RO
where
private
and
public
are the community strings you want to set.
After you set the community strings, you can specify that device notifications be sent as traps to the Prime Infrastructure server
using the following IOS global configuration command on each SNMP device:
using the following IOS global configuration command on each SNMP device:
snmp-server host PIHost traps version community notification-type
where:
•
PIHost i
s the IP address of the Prime Infrastructure server.
•
version
is the version of SNMP that is used to send the traps.
•
community
is the community string sent to the server with the notification operation.
•
notification-type
is the type of trap to send. You may need to control bandwidth usage and the amount of trap
information being sent to Prime Infrastructure server using this parameter. For more information,
Table 6
Maximum Number of Device Connections
Configuration
Maximum Devices
Total Ports (SSL and Plain Text)
Comments
Plug and Play
Gateway Integrated
within Prime
Infrastructure
Gateway Integrated
within Prime
Infrastructure
2000
2
Ports are fixed. One open port for SSL and one
for plain text.
for plain text.
Plug and Play
Standalone Gateway
Standalone Gateway
1000
10
The number of ports in SSL and plain text can
be configured during the setup. However, the
total number of ports configured should not
exceed 10.
be configured during the setup. However, the
total number of ports configured should not
exceed 10.