Белая книга для Cisco Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.0

 

 

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It is extremely important to configure NTP and DNS for all the NAMs in your network. You can now configure those 

without going to the CLI or logging in to the individual NAM web GUIs. From the Cisco Prime Infrastructure Device 

Work Center, navigate to Device Group > Device Type > Cisco Interfaces and Modules. Click the name of the NAM 

on which you want to configure NTP/DNS, and then click Configure in the bottom pane. Now click Feature on the 

below 

(still in the bottom pane), and you will see a link for “system.” Click it to see a form for this NAM that allows 

you to configure all the system-related information for a given NAM including NTP and DNS. The image on the left 

(below) shows where the NTP and DNS can be configured. 

 

Cisco.com connection is required for some of the advanced features such as Smart Interactions (TAC service 

requests, and support forums), importing software images, contract connection, and many others. It is vital for the 

Cisco Prime Infrastructure server to be able to connect to Cisco.com to pull the data for those reasons. There are 

two parts to making this work: proxy settings and Cisco.com user settings. 

If Cisco Prime Infrastructure requires a proxy to connect to the Internet, you can enter the proxy information by 

going to Administration > System Settings > Proxy Settings. You can enable proxy settings and enter all the 

proxy information there. Authenticating proxies is also supported in Cisco Prime Infrastructure.