Cisco Cisco Prime Network 3.8
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Cisco Prime Network 3.8 Release Notes
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New Features and Enhancements in Prime Network 3.8
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Prime Network Integration with Cisco Prime Central
Suite
Prime Network 3.8 can be installed as a standalone or as a fully integrated component of the Cisco Prime
Central suite.
Central suite.
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Common installation and administration methods, including a shared inventory; GUI clients do not
need to be installed separately.
need to be installed separately.
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Single sign-on through Cisco Prime to all suite applications, and cross-launch between Prime
Network and other suite applications.
Network and other suite applications.
GUI-Related Enhancements
Prime Network 3.8 provides the following GUI enhancements across all GUI clients.
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User interface enhancements include faster UI start-up and more efficient task flows, including:
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Webstart for Cisco Prime Network user interface.
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Additional options for sorting and filtering.
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Icon and decorator layout updates for easier recognition of state information and access to
device management options.
device management options.
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Look-and-feel adjustments for consistency with the Cisco Prime Central suite.
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New reports :
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Detailed reports for these event types: Service, Syslogs, Tickets, Traps, Audit, Provisioning,
Security, and System.
Security, and System.
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New Mean Time to Repair events report.
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All reports include timezone in date and time stamp.
Prime Network Technology Enhancements
Prime Network 3.8 introduces the following technology enhancements:
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Extended Multiprotocol Label Switching Transport Profile (MPLS-TP) support: Discovery of
MPLS-TP tunnels and representation including pseudowires configured over tunnels; service alarm
generation and correlation; graphical display of MPLS-TP network protection configurations
(primary and backup); and Operations Administration, and Maintenance (OAM) scripts.
MPLS-TP tunnels and representation including pseudowires configured over tunnels; service alarm
generation and correlation; graphical display of MPLS-TP network protection configurations
(primary and backup); and Operations Administration, and Maintenance (OAM) scripts.
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Enhanced MPLS support: Discovery, representation, and monitoring of carrier-serving-carrier
configurations; point-to-point MPLS-TE tunnel link filtering; device inventory for
point-to-multipoint MPLS-TE configurations; and representations of pseudowire backup tunnel
configurations.
configurations; point-to-point MPLS-TE tunnel link filtering; device inventory for
point-to-multipoint MPLS-TE configurations; and representations of pseudowire backup tunnel
configurations.
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Enhanced Carrier Ethernet support: Expanded Metro Ethernet Forum-specific services such as
Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC) multiplex configurations; Multichassis Link Aggregation
Groups (MC-LAG); Multiple Spanning Tree Access Gateway (MST-AG) and Resilient Ethernet
Protocol Access Gateway (REP-AG); and REP configuration extensions.
Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC) multiplex configurations; Multichassis Link Aggregation
Groups (MC-LAG); Multiple Spanning Tree Access Gateway (MST-AG) and Resilient Ethernet
Protocol Access Gateway (REP-AG); and REP configuration extensions.