Configuring inventory synchronization and selectiveSync for path control
Requirements
If the NSP path control function is part of your deployment, the following table can be used to configure inventory synchronization and selectiveSync when Original Service Fulfillment is not in use:
|
NSP release |
Required NFM-P configuration |
Required MDM adaptors |
|---|---|---|
|
22.6 22.9 |
If Original Service Fulfillment is not part of the NSP deployment, enable selectiveSync as described in selectiveSync configuration. |
sros-common sros-<R>-<r> |
|
21.x 22.11 |
N/A (selectiveSync is unavailable) |
sros-common sros-<R>-<r> |
|
23.4 23.8 |
N/A (selectiveSync is unavailable) |
sros-common sros-<R>-<r> sros-oc-logical-inventory |
|
23.11 or later |
If Original Service Fulfillment is not part of the NSP deployment, enable selectiveSync and configure the l3Adapter and physicalAdapter classes as described in selectiveSync configuration. |
sros-common sros-<R>-<r> sros-oc-logical-inventory |
selectiveSync configuration
If the NSP deployment includes classic management, you may need to configure part or all of the selectiveSync section of the nsp-config.yml file, as described below. Enabling selectiveSync reduces the NFM-P synchronization time by specifying a predefined set of class names to synchronize.
nsp:
integrations:
nfmp:
selectiveSync:
enabled: true
classesForSync:
l3Adapter:
- rtr.ProtocolSite
- rtr.NetworkInterface
- mpls.lsp
physicalAdapter:
- netw.NetworkElement
Note: To determine which portions of the selectiveSync section need to be configured based on your NSP release, please consult the above table.