Cisco Cisco Prime Assurance Manager 1.1 Release Notes

Troubleshooting—Performance events can trigger packet capture and decoding that can be used 
to troubleshoot network performance problems and faults.

Traffic Analysis—Data collection from different sources can be used to analyze traffic for the 
purposes of capacity planning and optimization.

The following topics describe new features and enhancements in Prime AM 1.1.1: 

In Prime AM 1.1.1, you can create a CLI template variable from copied code. For more information, see

 

 in 

To create a CLI template variable from copied code: 

Choose Design > Configuration Templates.

Expand the CLI Template directory, and then click CLI. 

In the CLI template, paste the copied code into the CLI Content field. 

Select the text that is to be the variable name. 

Click Manage Variable. 

The Manage Variable dialog box appears with the new variable name added to the list of variables. 

Enter the values of the following parameters: 

Name.

Type—Datatype of the variable. Default is String.

Description(Optional) —Description of the variable.

Display Label—Display name of the variable in the template.

Display Label—If the variable is mandatory in the template, check this check box.

To set the range, validation, and default value of the variable, click the arrow next to the radio button: 

Default Value.

Range—If the variable is an integer, enter the range in the From and To fields. 

Validation Expression—If the variable is a string, enter a valid regular expression to validate the user 
input. For example, if the string should start with “hostname,” enter 

 as the validation 

expression. 

Click Save.