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After the client installation is finished, use Cisco Prime Network Administration to complete the deployment of Cisco Prime
Network. For information, see the
Network. For information, see the
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Next Steps
After you have installed Prime Network, you must perform the following tasks:
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Set Up AVMs and VNEs
AVMs are Java processes (independent JVMs) with their own dedicated memory. AVMs are mostly used to provide the necessary
distribution support platform for executing and monitoring multiple VNEs.
distribution support platform for executing and monitoring multiple VNEs.
Each VNE is a virtual representation of a single network element. VNEs are distributed between the AVMs.
The distribution of VNEs to AVMs depends mainly on the VNE memory footprint. A single AVM may hold tens of smaller VNEs
(U-PE, access, CEs) or fewer very large VNEs (Aggregation, PE, P).
(U-PE, access, CEs) or fewer very large VNEs (Aggregation, PE, P).
Follow these general guidelines for AVMs and VNEs:
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Allocate 1.5 GB per AVM.
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Assign VNEs with similar device types to the same AVM. This will reduce the AVMs memory consumption.
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You should have up to 13 AVMs with 1.5 GB each for your entire setup. (This guideline assumes your setup meets the
assumptions and caveats described in
assumptions and caveats described in
Following are more specific guidelines for AVM-VNE distribution based on the
for the Quick Start Guide setup:
Use the following procedures to create AVMs and assign VNEs:
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Table 7
AVM-VNE Distribution Examples
Supported Deployment Option Example
Number and Type of Devices
AVM-VNE Distribution
Carrier E Aggregation
36 aggregation routers (Vikings and
7600 routers)
7600 routers)
12 AVMs with 3 VNEs each
MPLS Core
50 core routers (CRS, GSR, 7600, 7200,
6500)
6500)
25 aggregation devices (7600, 6500)
5 AVMs with 10 core router devices each
7 AVMs with 4 aggregation devices each
Basic EMS
100 small/medium access routers
(ME3400, 4900, 3750, generic VNEs)
(ME3400, 4900, 3750, generic VNEs)
2 AVMs with 50 VNEs each
If using generic VNEs: 10 AVMS, each
with 10 VNEs
with 10 VNEs
IP RAN
5 aggregation routers (7600)
30 cell site devices (MWR2941)
65 layer 2 switches (ME3400)
2 AVMs with 2 and 3 aggregation
routers respectively
routers respectively
1 AVM with 30 cell site devices
2 AVMs with 30 and 35 switches
Carrier E
5 NPE devices (7600, Viking)
95 UPE switches (3400, 3750)
2 AVMs with 2 and 3 NPEs each
2 AVMs with 45 and 50 UPEs each