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Guide 

Cisco Prime LMS 4.2 and Cisco Prime 
Infrastructure 3.0 Functional Comparison 

October 2015 

This document outlines the high-level Cisco Prime

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 Infrastructure plans to support Cisco Prime LAN Management 

Solution (LMS) functionality. This document provides Cisco Prime LMS customers guidance and recommendations 

to help ensure a smooth transition to Cisco Prime Infrastructure. 

The objective of Cisco Prime Infrastructure is to advance today’s IT operational and productivity capabilities. In 

view of this, each Cisco Prime LMS feature was reevaluated for usefulness, usability, and practical value. Table 1 

will help customers quickly assess which LMS features will transition into Cisco Prime Infrastructure. 

Cisco advises customers to reach out to their authorized Cisco

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 channel partner or Cisco account team if there are 

questions, concerns, or requests regarding the status or implementation plans of specific Cisco Prime LMS 

features or if migration assistance is needed. 

Note that some of the features described in Table 1 remain in varying stages of development and will be offered on 

a when-and-if-available basis. Roadmap information provided in this document is subject to change at the sole 

discretion of Cisco, and Cisco will have no liability for delay in the delivery or failure to deliver any of the products 

or features set forth herein. 

High-Level Cisco Prime LMS Functional Comparison to Cisco Prime Infrastructure 

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Equivalent support 

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Partial support 

Pending support 

Not supported 

Supported today or is intended to be supported in Cisco Prime Infrastructure only 

 

Wired 

Converged 

Converged 

 

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5000 

15,000 

100,000+ 

With Cisco Prime Infrastructure Operations 
Center 

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