Cisco Systems 12000-10700 User Manual
Cisco 12000/10700 v3.1 .1 Router Manager
User Guide
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About This Guide xxv
Document Audience xxv
Document Organization xxvi
Conventions xxviii
Command Conventions xxviii
Example Conventions xxviii
Document Conventions xxix
Obtaining Documentation xxix
Cisco.com xxix
Documentation CD-ROM xxx
Ordering Documentation xxx
Documentation Feedback xxx
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Obtaining Technical Assistance xxxi
Cisco.com xxxi
Technical Assistance Center xxxi
Obtaining Additional Publications and Information xxxii
1 Overview 1-1
Cisco Element Manager Framework (CiscoEMF) Software 1-2
Cisco 12000/1072 0 Router Manager Softwar e 1-2
Key Features of the Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Software 1-2
Accessing Online Help 1-4
2 Concepts 2-1
Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Objects and Interfaces 2-1
Physical Objects 2-2
Cisco 12000/1072 0 Router Chassis 2-3
Supporting Module s 2-5
Linecards 2-5
Physical Interfaces and Technologies 2-5
Logical Objects 2-6
Use of Telecom Graphics Objects 2-7
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Cisco TAC Escalation Center xxxii
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OSI Mappings 2-10
Views 2-11
Component Managed View 2-11
Layer 3 QoS View 2-12
Network View 2-12
Physical Vi ew 2-12
VLAN View 2-12
Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Object States 2-13
Decommissioned State 2-14
Normal State 2-14
Errored 2-14
Performance Logging On 2-14
Lost Comms 2-15
Discovery Lo st Co m m s 2-15
Mismatched 2-15
Transient Object States 2-15
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3 Getting Started 3-1
Cisco 12000/1072 0 Router Manager Workflow 3-1
Starting CiscoEMF and Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager 3-3
Starting a Ci sc o EMF User Session 3-3
Launchpad 3-5
Launching an Ap pl ic ation 3-5
Map Viewer (Viewe r) 3-6
Groups 3-6
Access 3-6
Event Browser (Eve nts) 3-6
Discovery 3-6
Notification Profiles 3-7
Thresholding Regimes 3-7
Event Groups 3-7
PreFilter 3-8
Quitting a CiscoEMF User Session 3-8
Deployment 3-8
Deployment Process Outline 3-9
Manually Deploying a Generic Site Object 3-10
IP Auto Discovery of the Cisco Chassis 3-19
Manually Deploying a Ci sco 12000/10720 Chas sis 3-20
Commission ing and Subchass is Di scovery 3-26
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Commissioning a Chassis 3-27
Decommissioning a Chassis 3-30
Object States 3-30
Manually Deploying Modules 3-30
User Named vs. Auto Named Modu le Deployment 3-31
Manually Deploying a GRP Card 3-31
Manually Deploying Line Cards 3-38
Manually Deploying Supporting Modules 3-50
Pre-deployment 3-58
Performing Pre-deployment 3-59
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4 Managing Chassis 4-1
Launching the Chassis Management Windows 4-2
Management Information 4-3
Viewing the Management Information Window 4-3
System Configuration 4-4
Entering or Changing IOS CLI Username and Passwords 4-5
Management Information Window—Detailed Description 4-6
Configuration Tab 4-6
IOS/Command Line Security Tab 4-6
Chassis Configuration 4-7
Viewing the Cha ssis Configuration Window 4-7
Commissioning a Chassis 4-8
Decommissioning a Chassis 4-8
Starting Global Performance Logging 4-9
Stopping Global Performance Logging 4-10
Entering Additional Descriptions for a Selected Chassis 4-11
Device Manag em e n t Ta b in Co nf iguration Wind ow 4-12
Chassis Configuration Window—Detailed Description 4-13
Configuration Tab 4-13
Additional Descriptions Tab 4-14
Device Management Tab 4-14
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Viewing the SNMP Management Window 4-15
Modifying SNMP Community Names or Version 4-15
Enabling or Dis a bling Trap Gener ation 4-16
SNMP Management Window—Detailed Description 4-16
Community Names 4-16
Version 4-17
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Trap Generation 4-17
Chassis Inventory 4-17
Viewing the Chassis Inventory Window 4-17
Chassis Inventory Window—Detailed Description 4-18
General Tab 4-18
Asset Tracking Tab 4-19
Chassis Fault Manag ement 4-20
Viewing the Chassis Fau lt Management Window 4-20
Changing Column Width 4-24
Chassis Fault Management Window—Detailed Description 4-25
General Tab 4-25
Power Suppl y Ta b 4-25
Temperature Tab 4-26
Fan Tab 4-26
Command Log 4-27
Viewing the Co mm a nd Log Window 4-27
Command Log Window—Detail ed Description 4-28
Command Log Details Tab 4-28
System Log 4-29
Viewing the Sys Log Messages Wi nd ow 4-29
System Log Win do w — D etailed Descri p ti on 4-30
SysLog Message Tab 4-30
Using RME for Chassis Management Tasks 4-31
Configuratio n Backup/Restore Usi ng RME 4-32
IOS Image Downlo a d U si ng RME 4-32
APS Status 4-32
Viewing the APS St at us Window 4-32
APS Status Window—Detailed Description 4-34
APS Circuits Area 4-34
Initiating a Telnet Service 4-34
Launching th e Web Console 4-35
Configuration Editor 4-35
Viewing the Configuration Editor Window 4-35
Downloading, Opening, or Editing the Running Configuration from a Selected Chassis 4-36
Searching in the Configuration Editor 4-37
Downloading the Edited Configuration File to a Selected Chassis 4-37
Configuratio n Editor Window—Detailed Description 4-37
Configuration Editor Tab 4-37
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Viewing the RPR Co nfiguration Wind ow 4-38
RPR Configuration Window—Detailed Descrip tion 4-39
Configuration Tab 4-39
Switch Over Tab 4-40
RPR Status 4-40
Viewing the RPR Status Window 4-40
RPR Status Window—Det ailed Description 4-41
RP Status 4-41
LC Status 4-42
IP Routing Status 4-42
Viewing the IP Routing Status window 4-42
IP Routing Stat u s W in do w —Detailed Des cr i p ti on 4-43
Classless Inte r-Domain Routing Tab 4-43
TCP Status 4-44
Viewing the TCP Sta tu s Window 4-45
TCP Status Window—Detailed Description 4-46
TCP Status Tab 4-46
TCP Connections Tab 4-47
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UDP Status 4-48
Viewing the UDP St at us W in do w 4-48
UDP Status Window—Detailed Descrip ti on 4-49
Status 4-49
5 Managing Modules 5-1
Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Module Names 5-1
Launching the Module Management Windows 5-2
Module Configuration 5-3
Viewing the Configuration Window 5-3
Commissioning a Selected Module 5-4
Decommissioning a Selected Module 5-5
Module Configuration Window—Detailed Description 5-7
Configuration Tab 5-7
Module Fault Management 5-7
Viewing the Module Fault Management Window 5-7
Module Fault Management Window—Detailed Description 5-8
Module Availability 5-8
CiscoContact Details 5-9
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Starting or Stopping Performance Logging 5-10
Module Perfor m an c e W in do w —Detailed Des cr iption 5-11
CPU Usage 5-11
Performance Logging 5-11
Module Inventory 5-12
Viewing the Module Inventory Window 5-12
Module Invent or y W in dow—Detaile d D es c rip tion 5-13
General 5-13
Asset Tracking 5-14
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Cisco 12000/1072 0 Router Manager Interface Naming Conventions 6-1
7 Interface Profiles 7-1
Interface Prof ile Types 7-2
Launching the Interface Profile Windows 7-2
Creating an ATM Interface Profile 7-3
Editing an Existing ATM Interface Profi le 7-6
Deleting an Existing ATM Interface Profile 7-6
ATM Interface Co nf ig ur at ion Profile Wind ow — D et ailed Descripti on 7-7
Configuration (1) Tab 7-7
Configuration (2) Tab 7-8
Creating an HSRP Profile 7-9
Editing an Existing HSRP Interface Profile 7-10
Deleting an Existing HSRP Interface Profile 7-11
HSRP Profile Window—Detailed Descripti on 7-11
HSRP Profile Parameters Area 7-11
Actions 7-12
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Editing an Existing POS Interface Profile 7-14
Deleting an Existing POS Interface Profile 7-15
POS Profile Window—D etailed Description 7-15
POS Config Tab 7-15
Creating a SRP Side Profile 7-17
Editing an Existing SRP Side Profile 7-19
Deleting an Existing SRP Side Profil e 7-19
SRP Side Profile Window—Detailed Descripti on 7-20
General Tab 7-20
Alarms Tab 7-21
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Interfaces and Related Technology-Specific Windows 8-1
Launching the Interface Configuration Windows 8-2
Generic Interface Configuration 8-3
Viewing the Generic Interface Configuration Window 8-4
Configuring and Commissioning a Generic Interface 8-4
Decommissioning an Interface 8-5
Generic Interf ace Configuration Window—Detailed Desc ription 8-5
Configuration Tab 8-5
ATM Interface Configuration 8-6
Viewing the ATM In terface Config ur at ion Window 8-6
Configuring an ATM I nterface 8-7
ATM Interface Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-8
Configuration (1) Tab 8-8
Configuration (2) Tab 8-9
Ethernet Interface Configuration 8-9
Viewing the Ethernet Interface Configuration Window 8-10
Configuring an Ethernet Interface 8-11
Ethernet Interface Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-12
Configuration Tab 8-12
HSRP Parameters Tab 8-12
IP Configuration 8-13
Viewing the IP Configuration Wind ow 8-14
Configuring an IP Interface 8-14
IP Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-15
Generic Parameters Tab 8-15
POS Interface C onfiguration 8-15
Viewing the POS Interface Configuration Window 8-15
Configuring a POS I nterface 8-16
POS Interface Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-17
POS Config Tab 8-17
APS Interface Configuration 8-18
Viewing the APS Co nf ig ur ation Window 8-19
Adding a Working Interface 8-20
Removing a Working Interface 8-20
Adding a Protected Interface 8-20
Removing a Protected Interfa ce 8-20
APS Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-21
APS Tab 8-21
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APS Interface 8-21
SRP Interface Configuration 8-22
Viewing the SRP Interface Configuration Attributes 8-22
Configuring a SRP I nterface 8-23
SRP Interface Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-23
General 8-23
IPS 8-23
SRP Interface Side Configuration 8-24
Viewing the SRP Inte rface Side Configuration Attributes 8-24
Configuring a SRP Si de 8-25
SRP Interface Side Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-26
General Tab 8-26
Alarms Tab 8-27
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9 Interface Status 9-1
Interfaces and Related Technology-Specific Windows 9-1
Launching the Interface Statu s W in d ow s 9-2
Generic Interface Status 9-3
Viewing the Generic Interface Status Window 9-3
Generic Interface Status Window—Detailed Description 9-4
Interface Details 9-4
Last Change Details 9-4
Transmission Details 9-4
ATM Interface Status 9-5
Viewing the ATM Interface Statu s Wi nd ow 9-5
ATM Interface Status Window—Detailed Descr iption 9-6
ATM Transmit Status 9-6
ATM Receive Status 9-7
Physical Layer Status 9-7
ATM Port Status 9-7
Action 9-7
ATM Interface Faults 9-8
Viewing the ATM Interface Faults Window 9-8
ATM Interface Faults Window—Detailed Description 9-9
Fault Tab 9-9
DS3/E3 Interface Status 9-9
Viewing the DS3/E3 Interface Status Window 9-9
DS3/E3 Interface Status Window—Detailed Description 9-10
Status Tab 9-10
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SONET Interface Sta tus 9-12
Viewing the SONET Interface Status Window 9-12
SONET Status Window—Detailed Description 9-16
Medium 9-16
Section 9-16
Line 9-16
Path 9-16
Virtual Tributary 9-17
SRP Interface Status 9-17
Viewing the SRP Interface Status Attributes 9-17
SRP Interface Status Window—Detailed Description 9-18
Interface Tab 9-18
Side A Frame 9-18
Side B Frame 9-18
SRP Side IPS Status 9-19
Viewing the IPS Status Attributes 9-19
IPS Status Window—Detai led Description 9-20
IPS Status 9-20
Remote Node 9-20
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SRP Topology Map 9-20
Viewing the SRP To pology Map 9-20
SRP Topology Map—Detailed Description 9-21
Topology Map 9-21
10 Interface Performance 10-1
Interfaces and Related Technology-Specific Windows 10-1
Launching the Interface Performance Windows 10-2
Generic Interface Performance 10-3
Viewing the Generic Interface Performance Window 10-3
Starting Performance Logging for a Selected Interface 10-5
Stopping Performance Logging for a Selected Interface 10-7
Generic Interface Performance Window—Detailed Description 10-8
Performance (1) Tab 10-8
Performance (2) Tab 10-9
Performance (3) Tab 10-10
SONET Interface Performance 10-10
Viewing the SONET Interface Performance Window 10-10
SONET Performance Window—Detailed Desc ription 10-14
Section Tab 10-14
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Line Tab 10-14
Path Tab 10-15
Virtual Tributary Tab 10-15
DS3/E3 Interface Performance 10-15
Viewing the DS3/E3 Interface Performance Window 10-15
DS3/E3 Interface Performance Window—Detailed Description 10-17
DS3 Performance Tab 10-17
E3 Performance Tab 10-18
Ethernet Interface Performance 10-19
Viewing the Ethernet Interface Performance Window 10-19
Ethernet Interface Performance Win dow—Detailed Description 10-20
General Statistics 10-20
Collision Statis t ics 10-20
SRP Performance 10-21
Viewing the SRP Performance Window 10-21
SRP Performance Window—Detailed Description 10-24
Interface Tab 10-25
Outer Ring Tab 10-26
Inner Ring Tab 10-27
Side Tab 10-28
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SRP Side Performance 10-28
Viewing the SRP Side Performance Window 10-29
SRP Side Performance Window—Detailed Description 10-31
Ring Tab 10-31
Host Tab 10-32
Errors Tab 10-33
11 Layer 3 QoS 11-1
Launching th e La y er 3 QoS Windows 11-1
CAR and WRED Overview 11-3
Access Lists 11-3
Committed Access Rate (CAR) 11-3
Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED) 11-3
Towards the Fabric (ToFab) 11-4
MDRR Overview 11-4
MDRR in Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager 11-4
Implications of Engine Type 11-5
CAR and WRED in Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager 11-5
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CAR Policy Conf ig uration 11-6
Per Interface Rate Control (PIRC) Support 11-6
Limited Support for Engine 4 11-7
Creating a CAR Policy 11-7
Applying an Access List to a CAR Policy 11-8
CAR Policy Conf ig ur ation Window— Detailed Descrip t io n 11-9
CAR Policy Configuration Tab 11-9
Exceed Action 11-10
Access List Configuration 11-10
Creating Access Lists 11-10
Access List Configuration Window—Detailed Description 11-12
General Tab 11-12
IP Standard Tab 11-13
IP Precedence Tab 11-14
MAC 11-15
IP Extended Tab 11-16
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CAR Policy Appl y 11-18
Applying a CAR Policy to an Interface 11-18
Removing a CAR Po lic y from an Interface 11-19
Editing or Deleting a CAR Policy 11-19
CAR Policy Appl y W in dow—Detailed Descripti on 11-20
CAR Policy Apply Tab 11-20
CAR Policy Status 11-21
Viewing the CAR Policy Status Window 11-21
The Workflow for WRED/DRR 11-22
Engine Type Support for WRED 11-22
CoS Queue Group Configuration 11-23
Creating a CoS Queue Group Under WRED 11-23
Editing an Existi ng CoS Queue Group 11-24
Deleting an Existing CoS Queue Group 11-24
CoS Queue Group Configuration Window—Detailed Description 11-25
CoS Queue Group Tab 11-25
DRR Tab 11-27
WRED Tx Configuration 11-28
Applying a CoS Queue Group to an Interface 11-28
Removing a CoS Queue Group from an Interface 11-30
Changing the Associ ation of a CoS Queue Group 11-30
WRED Tx Configuration Window—Detailed Description 11-31
Tx Config Tab 11-31
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WRED ToFab Co nf ig ur a t io n 11-32
Creating a ToFab Policy 11-32
Editing an Existing ToFab policy 11-33
Deleting an Exist ing ToFab policy 11-34
WRED ToFab Policy Configuration Window—Detailed Description 11-35
ToFab Policy Conf iguration tab 11-35
Slot Table Parameters 11-35
Actions 11-35
Slot-CosQ Groups 11-35
WRED Rx Configuration 11-36
Associatin g a To Fa b Policy to a Line card 11-36
Disassociating a ToFab Policy from a Line card 11-37
Changing the Association of a ToFab Poli cy 11-37
WRED Rx Configuration Window—Detailed Descr iption 11-38
Rx Configuration Tab 11-38
Actions 11-38
Associated slot—Table Info 11-38
Apply Status 11-38
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12 Managing ATM Connections 12-1
ATM Connections Suppo rted by Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager 12-2
PVC Connections 12-2
Terminating PV C Connections 12-2
SVC Connections 12-3
Launching the ATM Connections Windows 12-4
ATM Connection Synchronization 12-4
Device_is_Master (default policy) 12-5
Normal Policy 12-6
CEMF_is_Master_After_First_Sync 12-6
Creating ATM Connections 12-7
Uploading Existing ATM Connections and QoS Pr ofiles 12-7
Naming Convention for the Uploaded Connection Objects 12-8
Configuring the Management Password Information 12-8
Without configuri ng the Management Password Information 12-8
Viewing the ATM Connection Upload Window 12-9
Uploading Existin g ATM Connections and ATM QoS Profiles 12-10
ATM Connection Upload Window—Detailed Description 12-11
Connection Uploa d Tab 12-11
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Creating ATM QoS Profiles 12-12
Editing an ATM QoS Profil e 12-14
Deleting an ATM QoS Profile 12-15
ATM QoS Profile s Configuration Win d ow —Detailed Des c rip tion 12-17
Profile Tab 12-17
RxTx Paramete rs Ta b 12-17
Deploying ATM Connection Objects 12-18
Deploying a PVC Ob je ct 12-18
Deploying an SVC Object 12-22
Applying an ATM QoS Profile to an ATM Connection 12-28
ATM PVC Configuration 12-30
Viewing the ATM V CL Co nfiguration Wi nd ow 12-30
Connecting or Disconnecting a PVC 12-31
Decommissioning or Re-Commissioning a PVC 12-32
ATM OAM Ping 12-32
ATM VCL Configuration Window—Detailed Description 12-34
Configuration Tab 12-34
Layer 3 Configuration Tab 12-35
OAM Ping Tab 12-36
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Viewing the SVC Co nf iguration Wind o w 12-37
Connecting or Disconnecting an SVC 12-38
Decommissioning or Recommissioning an SVC 12-38
SVC Configuration Window—Detailed Description 12-38
Configuration 12-38
PVC Status 12-40
ATM VCL Status Window—Detailed Description 12-41
Status tab 12-41
OAM tab 12-42
13 Managing VLANs 13-1
Launching the VLAN Windows 13-1
VLAN Synchronizat ion 13-2
Deploying VLAN objects 13-4
Deploying a Domain 13-4
Deploying a VLAN and a Sub-Interface Object Under an Existing Domain 13-7
VLAN Configuration 13-14
Viewing the VLA N Co nf ig uration Window 13-14
Commissioning a VLAN 13-15
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Decommissioning a VLAN 13-16
Start Performance Logging 13-17
Stop Performance Logging 13-18
VLAN Configuration Window—Detailed Description 13-19
Configuration Tab 13-19
VLAN Performance 13-19
Viewing the VLAN Performance Window 13-20
VLAN Perform an c e W in d ow —Detailed Description 13-21
Reparenting VLANs and VLAN Sub-Interf aces 13-21
Deleting VLAN Objects 13-22
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Launching th e Ro u ting Windows 14-1
BGP Management 14-2
BGP Configuratio n 14-3
Viewing the BGP Details Tab on the BGP Configuration Window 14-3
BGP Details Tab—Detailed Description 14-4
Enabling BGP on a Chassis 14-5
Enable BGP Window—Detailed Description 14-6
Modifying BGP on a Chassis 14-7
BGP Modify Window—Detai led Description 14-8
Disabling BGP on a Chassis 14-8
Viewing the Network Tab on the BGP Configuration Window 14-9
Network Tab—Detaile d Description 14-10
BGP Network Configur ation 14-11
BGP Network Configur ation Window—Detailed Description 14-11
Viewing the Neighbor Tab on the BGP Configuration Window 14-12
Neighbor Tab—Detailed Description 14-13
BGP Neighbor Configuration 14-13
BGP Neighbor Configuration Window—Detailed Description 14-14
Viewing the Redistribution Tab on the BGP Configuration Window 14-15
Redistribution Tab—Detailed Description 14-16
BGP General 14-4
BGP Informatio n 14-5
Action 14-6
BGP Network Information 14-10
Action 14-12
BGP Neighbor Infor m ation 14-13
Action 14-15
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BGP Redistribution Information 14-16
BGP Redistribute Configuration 14-16
BGP Redistribute Configuration—Detailed Description 14-17
Action 14-17
BGP Status 14-18
Viewing the BGP Status Window 14-18
BGP Status Window—Detailed Description 14-21
BGP-Details 14-21
Network 14-22
Neighbor 14-22
Redistribution 14-23
BGP Address-Famil y Synchronization 14-23
BGP Address-Famil y Synchronizatio n—Detailed Descri ption 14-26
Synchroniz at io n Ta b 14-26
BGP Address Family Configuration 14-26
Viewing the AF-General Tab on the BGP Address-Family Configuration Window 14-27
AF-General Tab—Detailed Descriptio n 14-28
BGP General 14-28
BGP Address Family Information 14-28
Configuring Addr ess Family 14-28
Configure Addres s Family—Detailed Description 14-29
Add Address Family 14-29
Modifying BGP Address Family 14-30
BGP Address Family-Modify Address Family Parameters—Detailed Description 14-31
Modify Address Family Parameters 14-31
Viewing the AF-Network Tab on the BGP Address-Family Configuration Window 14-32
AF-Network Tab—Detailed Description 14-33
Network Information 14-33
BGP Address Family—Network Configurat ion 14-33
BGP Address Family-N etwork Configuration—Detailed Descri ption 14-34
Add/Remove Network 14-34
Viewing the AF-Neighbor Tab on the BGP Address-Family Configurat ion Window 14-35
AF-Neighbor Tab—Detailed Description 14-36
Neighbor Information 14-36
BGP Address Family—Neighbor Configuration 14-36
BGP Address Family-Neighbor Configuration—Detail ed Description 14-37
Add/Remove Neighbor 14-37
Viewing the AF- Re d is tribute Tab on the BG P Ad dr e ss -Family Config ur at ion Window 14-38
AF-Redistrib ute Tab—Detailed Descriptio n 14-39
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Redistribute Information 14-39
BGP Address Family—Redistribute Configuration 14-40
BGP Address Family-C onfigure Redistribute Protocol—Detailed Description 14-41
Add/Remove Redistribution Information 14-41
BGP Address-Family Status 14-41
Viewing the BGP Address-Family Status window 14-41
BGP Address-Family Status Window—Detailed Description 14-45
AF-General 14-45
AF-Network 14-46
AF-Neighbor 14-46
AF-Redistribute 14-46
OSPF Management 14-47
OSPF Configuration 14-47
Viewing the OSPF Configuration Window 14-47
Config Tab—Detailed Description 14-48
Config 14-48
Adding an OSPF Process 14-49
Removing an OSPF Process 14-50
Viewing the Net w or k Tab on the OSPF Co nf ig ur ation Window 14-51
Network Tab—Detaile d Description 14-51
Ospf Network 14-51
Configuring a Network 14-52
Configure Network—Detailed Description 14-54
Configure Network 14-54
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Viewing the OSPF Status Window 14-54
OSPF Status—Detailed Description 14-61
General Group 14-61
Process Information 14-62
Area 14-62
Interface 14-63
Neighbor 14-65
Link State 14-66
Host 14-66
15 MPLS Management 15-1
Introduction 15-1
MPLS Management Workflow 15-2
Launching th e MP LS M an ag ement Window s 15-3
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Viewing the MPLS Forwarding Information Window 15-4
MPLS Forwarding Information Window—Detailed Description 15-5
MPLS Forwarding Information Tab 15-5
Fault Management for MPLS LSR Interfaces 15-6
MPLS Interface Status 15-6
Viewing the MP LS Interface Stat us W in do w 15-6
MPLS Interface Status Window—Detailed Description 15-7
MPLS Interface Information 15-8
Viewing the MPLS Interface Information Window 15-8
MPLS Interface Information Window—Detailed Description 15-9
Performance Management for MPLS LSR Interfaces 15-14
MPLS Interface Performance 15-14
Viewing the MP LS Interface Perf or m a nc e W in dow 15-14
MPLS Interface Performance Window—Detailed Description 15-15
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Fault Management for MPLS LDP 15-18
MPLS LDP Entity Status Wi ndow 15-18
Viewing the MP LS LD P En t ity Status Windo w 15-18
MPLS LDP Entity Status Wi ndow—Detailed Description 15-19
MPLS LDP Hello Adjacencies 15-26
Viewing the MP LS LD P H el lo Ad jac encies Window 15-26
MPLS LDP Hello Adjacencies Window—Detailed Des cription 15-27
MPLS LDP Peer Status 15-28
Viewing the MP LS LD P Pe er Status Windo w 15-28
MPLS LDP Peer Status Window—Detailed Description 15-29
Fault Management for MPLS Traffic Engineering 15-33
MPLS Tunnel Informat ion 15-33
Viewing the MPLS Tunnel Information Window 15-33
MPLS Tunnel Informat ion Window—Detailed Des cription 15-34
16 MPLS VRF Management 16-1
Introduction to VRF Management 16-1
VRF Management Workflo w s 16-2
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Creating VRF Objec ts in the EM 16-3
Deploying VRF Objects 16-3
Creating and Con f ig uring the VRF Policy on a Device 16-8
Configuring and Creating a VRF Policy on a Selected Chassi s 16-8
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Adding a Routing Tar get to a Selected Chas sis 16-10
Deleting a Routing Target from a Selected Chassis 16-10
VRF Configuration Window—Detailed Descrip tion 16-11
VRF Configuration Tab 16-11
Associatin g a VR F Pol ic y w ith an Interface 16-12
Associatin g VR F Policies 16-13
Removing a VRF Policy from a Selected Interface 16-14
VRF Association Window—Detailed Descrip tion 16-14
VRF Tab 16-14
VRF Fault Management 16-15
VRF Status 16-15
Viewing the VRF Status Window 16-15
VRF Status Window—Det ailed Description 16-16
General Tab 16-16
Performance and Sec urity Tab 16-17
Interface VRF Status 16-19
Viewing the Interface VRF Status Window 16-19
Interface VRF Status Window—Detailed Description 16-20
Interface VRF Association Tab 16-20
VPN Status 16-20
Viewing the VPN Status Window 16-20
VPN Status Wi n do w —Detailed De s cription 16-21
General Tab 16-21
Routes Tab 16-22
Route Targets Tab 16-23
BGP Neighbor Tab 16-25
VRF Object Status 16-26
Viewing the VRF Object Status Window 16-26
VRF Object Status Window—Detailed Description 16-27
General Tab 16-27
Routes Tab 16-28
Route Targets Tab 16-29
Interface Association Tab 16-31
Performance Tab 16-32
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17 MPLS Trap Management 17-1
MPLS Traps Supported by the C12000/10720 Router Manager 17-1
Enabling/Disabling Traps on the Device 17-3
MPLS Trap Configuration Window—Detailed Description 17-4
Traps Tab 17-4
MPLS CLI Troubleshooting Services 17-5
Launching the MPLS CLI Troubleshooting Services Windows 17-5
Verify Routing Protocols 17-6
Verify Routing Tables 17-7
Verify CEF Switching 17-8
Verify CEF Switching Summary 17-9
Verify MPLS Interfaces 17-10
Verify Label Distribution 17-11
Verify Label Bindings 17-12
Verify Interface CEF Switching 17-13
18 Fault Management 18-1
Cisco 12000/1072 0 Router Manager Alarms 18-1
Viewing Alar m s 18-2
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Cisco 12000/1072 0 Router Trap Support 18-2
Chassis Alarms 18-3
Interface Alarms 18-5
Syslog Traps 18-5
Configuration Management Traps 18-6
Heartbeat Poll ing 18-7
Connectivity Man agement 18-7
Operational St atus Polling 18-7
Disabling Heartbeat Polling 18-7
Performance Logging 18-8
19 Change Management 19-1
Inserting a Line Card 19-2
Mismatched State 19-2
Removing a Line Card 19-4
20 Performance Management and Hist orical Data 20-1
Performance Information Available Using Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager 20-2
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Viewing Perf or m a nc e Sta tistics 20-4
Viewing a Chart 20-5
Printing a Performance File 20-6
Saving Performan ce Data to a File 20-6
Archiving 20-6
Exporting A Performance File 20-7
Performance Manager Window—Detailed Description 20-7
Monitored Attribut es 20-7
Time Period 20-8
Summary 20-8
Refresh 20-9
Line Chart Tab 20-9
Table Display Tab 20-9
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APPENDIX
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21 Troubleshooting and FAQs 21-1
Administration 21-1
What Version is the Software? 21-1
What Dialogs Use the IOS CLI Instead of SNMP? 21-2
Configuration 21-3
Verifying SNMP, Log, and Trap Settings 21-3
BGP Configuration 21-5
ATM Sub-Interface Configuration 21-5
ATM IP Configuration GUI Display ERROR Settings 21-5
Viewing ATM Ph y sical Port Config urations? 21-6
A SONET/SDH Conversion Chart A-1
B GUI Synchronization Details B-1
GUIs that Synchronize with the Device when Launched B-1
GUIs that do not Synchronize with the Device whe n Launched B-2
C Investigating LSP Black Holes Using Cisco 12000 Series Router Manager C-1
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Setup C-1
Problem C-2
Analysis of Problem C-2
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Running Configs C-4
CE1 C-4
PE1 C-5
P C-7
PE2 C-11
CE2 C-12
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About This Guide
This guide provide s inf or mat ion o n using the Cisc o 12000/10720 Router Manager applic atio n. Th e
Cisco 12000/10720 Router Man ager uses the Ci sco Eleme nt Manage ment Framework (Cisco EMF),
which provides element mana gement to simpl ify the da y-to-day ta sks of an operat or. These tasks can
include equipment provisioning, fault monitoring, interface configuration, and gathering and displaying
interface performance statistics.
This chapter contains the following sections:
• Document Audience
• Document Organization
• Conventions
• Obtaining Documentation
• Obtaining Technical Assistance
Document Audience
This user guide is written as a technical resource for network managers, system administrators, network
analysts, and system operators, with the following qualifications:
• Basic understanding of ne twork design , operati on, and termi nology
• Familiarity with your own network configurations
• Basic familiarity with UNIX
• Familiarity with the Cisco Element Management Fr amework Installation and Administration Guide
and Cisco Elem ent Management Framework User Guide.
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Document Organizat ion
Document Organization
This guide is organized as follows:
Table 1 Document Organization
Chapter Number Chapter Title Content
Chapter 1 Overview This chapter provides a basic overview of the
Chapter 2 Concepts This chapter desc ribe s C isco 12 000 /1072 0 R oute r
Chapter 3 Getting Started This chapter describes th e typical tasks yo u should
Chapter 4 Managing Chassis This chapter describes the v ario us management tasks that
Chapter 5 Managing Modul es This chapter de scri bes t he ma nage ment f unct ions
Chapter 6 Managing Inter faces This chapter describes the v ario us management tasks that
Chapter 7 Interface Profiles This chapter describes how to create interface profiles
Chapter 8 Interface
Configuration
Chapter 9 Interface Status This chapter desc ribe s h ow to view appr opr iate statu s
Chapter 10 Interface
Performance
Chapter 11 Layer 3 QoS This chapter describes how to create and configure Layer
Chapter 12 Managing ATM
Connections
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Cisco 12000/1072 0 Routers and th e Cisco 12000/ 10720
Router Manager applicat ion.
Manager basic conc epts.
complete to get started using the Cisco 12 000/1072 0
Router Manager applicat ion.
can be performed on the chassis to be managed using the
Cisco 12000/10720 Router Ma nager appl ication.
available on Gigabit Route Processors (GRPs), line cards,
and supporting mo dule s.
can be performed on the inter faces of the Cisco devices
being managed u sing the Ci sco 1 200 0/107 20 Router
Manager applicati on.
using the Cisco 120 00/10 720 Ro ut er M ana ger
application.
This chapter de scribe s h ow to c onfigure or se t up
interfaces associated with each line card.
information for each of the interface s on the
Cisco 12000/10720 Rout ers you are man aging.
This chapter desc ribe s h ow to view appr opr iate
performance informatio n for each of the inter f aces on the
Cisco 12000/10720 Rout ers you are man aging.
3 QoS (Quality of Service) Committed Access Rate
(CAR), Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED)
policies and To-Fabric (ToFab) policies.
This chapter describe s the differen t types of ATM
connections supporte d by the Cisco 12 000 /1072 0 Rou ter
Manager application and then describes how to create, set
up and manage A TM connections. Cisco 10720 routers do
not support ATM connections.
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Table 1 Document Organization (continued)
Chapter Number Chapter Title Content
Chapter 13 Managing VLANs T his chapter desc ribes the VLAN func tionality supported
by the Cisco 12000/10720 Router Man ager appli cation
and guides you th ro ugh t he p roc ess of cre at ing a nd
configuring VLAN obje cts.
Chapter 14 Routing This chapter describes the Border Gateway Protocol
(BGP) and the Open Shortest Path First Routing Protocol
(OSPF).
Chapter 15 MPLS Managem ent This chapter describes the Multi Protocol Label
Switching (MPLS) management tasks that can be
performed using the Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager
application.
Chapter 16 MPLS VRF
Management
Chapter 17 MPLS Trap
Management
Chapter 18 Fault Management This ch ap ter desc ribe s h ow to view appr opr iate fau lt
Chapter 19 Change Manageme nt This chapter de scri bes h ow to ma nage th e in sert ion an d
Chapter 20 Performance
Management and
Historical Data
Chapter 21 Troubleshooting and
FAQs
Appendix A SONET/SDH
Conversion Chart
Appendix B GU I Synchronization
Details
Appendix C Investigating LSP
Black Holes Using
Cisco 12000 Seri es
Router Manager
This chapter de scribe s th e various M PLS V RF
Management tasks that can be pe rform ed using the
Cisco 12000/1072 0 Manager (C12k/10720M)
application.
This chapter describes MPLS traps that can be configured
using the Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager application
using the MPLS Trap Configuration w indow.
information on the Cisc o 12000/10720 Router s y ou ar e
managing.
removal of linecards from the Cisco 12000/10720 Routers
being managed.
This chapter de scri bes t he Per for manc e M an ager
application. Performance Manager displays historical
data as well as curre nt data in the fo rm of a l ine chart, b ar
chart, or table. Performa nce loggi ng can be ena bled on
multiple or individual object basis.
Details answers to some commonly asked questions or
problems.
This appendix details Synchr onous Opti cal Networ k
(SONET) and Synchronous Digi tal Hierarchy (SD H)
conversion information.
List the GUIs that synchronize with the device when
launched, and thos e GUIs that do not synchr onize wi th
the device when launched.
Gives an example of a problem, and details the solution.
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Conventions
Conventions
Conventions are presented in the following sections:
• Command Conventions
• Example Co nventions
• Document Conventions
Command Conv entions
Commands use these conventions:
Table 2 Command Conventions
Format Description Example
Boldface f ont Commands, keywords, and u ser ent rie s in text /usr/bin
Italic font Arguments for which users supply values CEMF_ROOT
Square brackets ([ ]) O ptio nal keywords or arguments [ ? ]
Braces ({ }) Alternative but required keywords {yes | no}
Vertical bar (|) Separator between al ternati v e b ut re quired k eyw or ds {yes | no}
Angle brackets ( <>) Non-printing use r en t ries (s uch as p ass word s) <rootpassword>
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Example Conventions
Examples use th ese conventions:
Table 3 Example Conventions
Format Description Example
Plain screen font Onscreen displays, examples, an d scripts
Bold screen
Italic screen font User entry variables remote-host
Square brackets ([ ]) Default respon ses
C12ooo/C10700 EM
font User entries in examples and scripts ./cemf insta l l
[tftp idle]
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Document Conventions
This guide uses these conventions:
Table 4 Document Conventions
Format Description Example
Boldface f ont Menu options, button name s, an d nam es of keys on
Italic font Directories, filenames, and titles Cisco Element
Notes and cauti onar y stat eme nts u se the se conventions :
Obtaining Documentation
Exit
keyboards
Management
Framework User
Guide Release 3.2
(78-12536-01)
Note Means reader take note. Notes contain helpful suggestions or references to materials not
contained in this manual.
Caution Means reader be careful. You are capable of doing somethin g that might r esult in equipm ent
damage or loss of data.
Obtaining Documentation
Cisco provides several ways to obtain documentation, techn ical assistance , and other tec hnical
resources. These sect ion s expla in h ow to obta in te chni cal infor ma tion fr om Ci sco Sy stem s.
Cisco.com
You can ac cess the most cur ren t C isco docum e ntation on the World Wide We b at this U RL :
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/home/home.htm
You can access the Cisco website at this URL:
http://www.cisco.com
International Cisco websites can be accessed from this URL:
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package, which may have shipped with your product. The Documentation CD-ROM is updated regularly
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or through an an nua l o r q uart erly subsc rip tion .
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