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A VNE must be loaded into the bootstrap of the Sheer DNA Unit before it starts monitoring its underlying NE. This changes the administrative status of the VNE to Up, and ensures that the VNE is loaded on subsequent restarts of the Sheer DNA Unit. Loading the VNE also starts the VNE immediately. For more information on the status of VNEs, refer to page 88.

Before adding a new VNE using DNA Manage, the user must first determine to which Sheer DNA Unit and AVM, the new VNE should be added.

The user can define and manage SNMP, Telnet/SHH, ICMP, and polling information for the appropriate VNEs in the New VNE dialog box.

Note: A new VNE cannot be added to the reserved AVMs 0-100.

The user can create VNEs that perform reachability testing only through ICMP. This can be done by creating the VNE and selecting the type ICMP and then defining the details in the ICMP tab. For more information about the ICMP tab, refer to page 98.

For information on defining VNE properties in the respective VNE tabs, refer to the following sub-sections:

•General properties on page 92

•SNMP properties on page 94

•Telnet/SSH properties on page 96

•ICMP properties on page 98

•Polling properties on page 99

For details on viewing and editing VNE properties, refer to the section Viewing and Editing a VNE’s Properties on page 101.

To define the properties of a new VNE

1.Select the DNA Servers branch in the Sheer DNA Manage window’s Tree pane. The DNA Servers branch is displayed.

2.Expand the DNA Unit branch and select the required AVM sub-branch in the Tree pane.

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Adding New Sheer DNA Units To add a new DNA Unit Editing Sheer DNA Unit Properties To edit a Sheer DNA Unit’s propertiesCisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide Removing a Sheer DNA Unit To remove a Sheer DNA UnitFinding a Unit/AVM/VNE To find a Unit/AVM/VNEManaging Sheer DNA Units Cisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide Managing AVMs and VNEs Creating AVMs To create an AVMManaging AVMs and VNEs AVM Status Viewing and Editing an AVM’s Properties Admin and Oper Mode AVM StatusTo view and edit an AVM’s properties Deleting an AVM To delete an AVM Starting and Stopping AVMsTo start or stop an AVM Moving AVMs To move an AVMVNEs Overview VNE Status Admin and Oper Mode VNE Status Defining VNEsTo define the properties of a new VNE Managing AVMs and VNEs General Tab Managing AVMs and VNEs Snmp Tab DES Telnet / SSH Tab User Name Password Icmp Tab Polling Tab Cisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide Viewing and Editing a VNE’s Properties To edit a VNE’s propertiesCisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide Deleting a VNE To delete a VNEChanging the VNE’s State To change the VNE’s stateMoving Multiple and Single VNEs To move a single VNE or multiple VNEsCisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide Managing Global Settings Managing Client LicensesTo install a license Viewing Client License Properties To uninstall a licenseTo view client license properties Cisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide Managing Global Settings Viewing DB Segments To view the DB SegmentsCustomizing a Message of the Day To customize a message of the dayPolling Groups Overview Managing Polling GroupsTo remove a message of the day Managing Global Settings Customizing a Polling Group To create and customize a polling groupManaging Global Settings Modifying a Polling Group To modify a polling groupAdaptive Polling Deleting a Polling GroupTo delete a polling group Times below the minimum threshold level Managing Protection Groups To create a protection group Changing Protection Groups for DNA Units To change the protection group setting of a Sheer DNA UnitChecking Assignment of Protection Groups to DNA Units To check the Sheer DNA Units-protection groups assignmentsCisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide Viewing and Editing Protection Group Properties To view and edit a protection group’s propertiesDeleting a Protection Group To delete a protectionManaging Links Creating a Static LinkTo create a new static link Managing Links Cisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide Removing a Static Link To remove a linkCisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide Managing Workflows About the Sheer Workflow EditorWorkflow Engine Branch Security Overview Managing Sheer DNA SecurityScopes Default Permissions Security Access RolesRole Default Permission Based Scope Based Functionality Role Default Permission Based Scope Based Functionality Customizing Security Flow Creating Scopes To create a scopeManaging Sheer DNA Security Deleting Scopes Editing a Scope and Viewing a Scope PropertiesTo edit a scope or view scope properties Creating New Sheer DNA User Accounts To delete a scopeTo define a user account Managing Sheer DNA Security General User’s Rights Granting or Editing a User’s RightsTo grant or edit a user’s rights Managing Sheer DNA Security To edit a user’s default security rights User’s Security RightsManaging Sheer DNA Security Cisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide Map User Permissions To assign maps to a userDeleting a Sheer DNA User Account Changing a User’s PasswordTo delete a user account To change a user’s password administrator To change the current user’s passwordCisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide Restarting a Sheer DNA Unit Utility ScriptsRestarting Sheer DNA Gateway About this appendixExecuting a Command on all Sheer DNA Units To restart a Sheer DNA UnitGolden Source Registry Cisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide Ports Used by Sheer DNA Scope Protocol Port Sheer DNA Gateway NorthboundCisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide Drools Rules Engine Overview Drools Rules EngineDrools Components and Terminology Drools and ANA Integration Drools Definitions in ANATo upgrade a rule file Upgrading Rule FilesCisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide
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