Cisco Cisco Prime IP Express 8.3
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Cisco Prime IP Express 8.3 Release Notes
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auth-ad-server <name> addhost <host>
[<addr>=<value> <port>=<value>]
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auth-ad-server <name> listhost(s)
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auth-ad-server <name> removehost <host>
Attribute gss-tsig-config reference object is deprecated and use-gss-tsig boolean attribute is added instead to
enable GSS in following CLI commands:
enable GSS in following CLI commands:
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dhcp-dns-update command- Configures a DNS Update object for DHCP.
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zone-dist command - Configures zone distributions.
dns command—Configures and controls the DNS server.
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gss-tsig-processing and tsig-processing attribute flag values modified.
gss-tsig - configures GSS-TSIG objects.
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New attribute tkey-session-time added which controls how frequently new keys to be established between
GSS Server and GSS Client.
GSS Server and GSS Client.
byod - Configures and controls the BYOD web server.
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New attribute auto-start added to control starting of BYOD after service restart.
cdns64 command—Controls and configures DNS64 processing in the DNS Caching server.
cdns-firewall command—Configures and controls the DNS firewall processing in the DNS Caching server.
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