Cisco Cisco Prime Network 3.8 Release Notes

The detailed results are displayed in three tabs in the bottom half of the Discovery Results page:

Reachable—Lists the devices detected in the network that can be reached and are available for 
management by Prime Network. For each device, you have the option to change the polling approach 
and/or the scheme before creating the VNE for that device. 

To start the VNE creation process, select the required device(s) and click Create VNEs. You can 
monitor the status in the Status column:

Found—The device has been discovered.

In Progress—VNE creation process has started

Queued—VNE has been created but has not yet been assigned to an AVM. These VNEs are 
listed in Prime Network Administration in the Queued VNEs tab under All Servers. 

Naming Conflict—A VNE with the same name already exists in the system.

IP Conflict—A VNE with the same IP address already exists in the system.

Assigned—The VNE has been created and assigned to an AVM.

Credential Errors—Lists the devices detected in the network for which additional credential 
information is required before VNEs can be created.

Filtered—Lists the devices that were filtered out of the discovery results.

When Prime Network Events is opened, or when you switch between tabs in the application, the database 
is automatically queried to retrieve and display events. Depending on the volume of events, this can take 
some time. If you want to find specific events and you are not interested in browsing all the available 

Running

The job is running and there are no credential errors.

The job is running and there are credential errors.

Completed

The job is completed and there are no credential errors.

The job is completed and there are credential errors.

Stopped

The job is stopped.

Aborted

The job is aborted.