Cisco Cisco Prime Network Services Controller 3.2 Installation Guide
Procedure
Step 1
To confirm that the Prime Network Services Controller Device Adapter is registered with Prime Network Services Controller,
choose Administration > Service Registry > Providers.
The Providers table should include managed-endpoint and mgmt-controller entries for the Prime Network Services Controller
Device Adapter that you deployed and the Oper Status column should contain registered for the entries.
choose Administration > Service Registry > Providers.
The Providers table should include managed-endpoint and mgmt-controller entries for the Prime Network Services Controller
Device Adapter that you deployed and the Oper Status column should contain registered for the entries.
Step 2
To confirm that service VMs are registered in Prime Network Services Controller, choose Resource Management >
Resources > resource where resource is the type of resource, such as ASA 1000V, VSM, or VPX.
Resources > resource where resource is the type of resource, such as ASA 1000V, VSM, or VPX.
Step 3
Confirm that the table contains registered or not-associated in the Status column for each VM that you registered.
Task 2—Configuring a Tenant
Tenants are entities (such as businesses, agencies, or institutions) whose data and processes are hosted on VMs in a virtual data center.
To provide firewall security for each tenant, you must first configure the tenant in Prime Network Services Controller.
To provide firewall security for each tenant, you must first configure the tenant in Prime Network Services Controller.
The tenant is the lowest organizational level used in this guide. You can configure subordinate levels as
needed.
needed.
Note
Procedure
Step 1
Choose Tenant Management > root.
Step 2
In the upper-right corner of the Tenant Management Root pane, click Create Tenant.
Step 3
In the Create Tenant dialog box, enter a name and brief description for the tenant, and then click OK.
The tenant name can contain 1 to 32 alphanumeric characters including hyphen, underscore, dot, and colon. You cannot
change this name after it is created.
The tenant name can contain 1 to 32 alphanumeric characters including hyphen, underscore, dot, and colon. You cannot
change this name after it is created.
The newly created tenant is listed in the navigation pane under root.
Task 3—Configuring Access Policies
Access policies prevent unauthorized access to resources. For example, ACL policies specify the criteria that enable or deny access
to a tenant and its resources.
to a tenant and its resources.
For more information, see the following topics:
•
Access Policy Best Practices, on page 22
•
Configuring an ACL Policy, on page 23
Access Policy Best Practices
Keep the following best practices in mind when configuring access policies:
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