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Chapter3 Deployi ng and Discovering Objects
Deployment
Configuration window, see the “Chassis Configuration” section on page 5-6. The chassis state is an
additional indicator of a failed commission. If the state is lost comms or mismatched, the commissioning
failed.
Manually Deploying Chassis
As a result of manual deployment, a chassis object creates within the EM. In order to manage the chassis
through the EM, you must commission the chassis following deployment. For further information, see
the “Commissioning Chassis” section on page 3-23 or on page 5-9.
The EM also provides you with the option to deploy a chassis and commission it from the deployment
operation (i.e., quick start deployment). All Cisco Access Router Manager routers support the quick
start feature. For further information, see the “Manually Deploying Chassis Using Quick Start” section
on page 3-14.
The following procedure is appropriate for predeployment, where the device deployed is not yet
available on the network.
To deploy a chassis, proceed as follows:
Step 1 In the Map Viewer, right–click on the generic site object under which you wish to deploy the chassis,
then choose Deployment > Cisco Access Router Manager > Chassis.
The Deployment Wizard appears.
Figure 3-16 Deployment Wizard—Templates
You can choose Cancel at any point to cancel the deployment.
Step 2 Select the chassis type you want to deploy, then click Forward.
The Deployment Wizard – Object Parameters window appears.