Cisco CiscoWork QoS Policy Manager 4.1.2 User Guide
Chapter 7 Deploying QoS Policies
Previewing the CLI Commands
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Step 3: Confirming the Wizard Information for a CLI Preview Job
The last step of the CLI Preview wizard asks you to verify the deployment group
name and the number of devices that were selected for previewing.
name and the number of devices that were selected for previewing.
Procedure
Step 1
Verify the job information displayed on the page. If you are not satisfied with any
of the job details, you can go back through the CLI Preview wizard to make the
required changes.
of the job details, you can go back through the CLI Preview wizard to make the
required changes.
Step 2
Click Preview. The CLI Preview page appears, allowing you to view the current
CLI jobs that are being executed.
CLI jobs that are being executed.
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Viewing the CLI Preview Jobs
The CLI Preview page displays a table of all the CLI Preview job requests that
were created and those that are currently being executed. This page provides a
dynamic view of all the CLI Preview jobs and their status. It also displays the time
the last preview was initiated for a job, the job’s status, and its owner. The status
of a CLI Preview job may be Pending, In Progress, Completed, or Failed.
were created and those that are currently being executed. This page provides a
dynamic view of all the CLI Preview jobs and their status. It also displays the time
the last preview was initiated for a job, the job’s status, and its owner. The status
of a CLI Preview job may be Pending, In Progress, Completed, or Failed.
During the CLI Preview process, CLI commands are generated for all the devices
in the deployment group. A status of “In Progress” will be displayed for a job
during this process. When the job is completed successfully, its status will change
to “Completed”.
in the deployment group. A status of “In Progress” will be displayed for a job
during this process. When the job is completed successfully, its status will change
to “Completed”.
From the CLI Preview page, you can:
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Create a new CLI Preview job.
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View the details of a CLI Preview job. The CLI Preview Details report
describes the details of a CLI Preview job. From this report, you can also view
the CLI commands that were used to configure a device.
describes the details of a CLI Preview job. From this report, you can also view
the CLI commands that were used to configure a device.