Workflow to manage logical group objects

Purpose

The following workflow describes the sequence of high-level tasks required to manage and configure logical group objects. This workflow assumes that the physical devices have been installed, commissioned, and discovered. See Chapter 8, Device commissioning and management for more information about device commissioning. See Chapter 9, Device discovery for more information about device discovery.

Note: Logical group objects can be accessed using the equipment navigation tree. See Chapter 3, NFM-P navigation tree for more information about using the equipment navigation tree.

Stages
 
1 

As required, configure CCAG objects. See To configure a CCAG for more information.

2 

As required, create and configure ISA-AA groups and ISA-AA partitions. See To configure an ISA-AA group and ISA-AA partitions for more information. Additionally, perform the following, as required:

  1. Configure AA subscriber statistics collection. See To configure AA subscriber statistics collection on an ISA-AA group or partition for more information.

  2. Configure AA special study objects. See To configure special study objects on an ISA-AA group or partition for more information.

  3. Configure a subscriber policy override on an ISA-AA group or ISA-AA partition. See To configure an AA subscriber policy override on an ISA-AA group or partition for more information.

  4. Configure Cflowd collectors on an ISA-AA group and/or ISA-AA partition. See To configure Cflowd collectors on an ISA-AA group or partition for more information.

3 

As required, configure ISA-Tunnel groups. See To configure an ISA-tunnel group for more information.

4 

As required, configure ISA-Tunnel member-pool groups. See To configure an ISA-tunnel member-pool group for more information.

5 

As required, configure ISA-LNS groups. See To configure an ISA-LNS group for more information.

6 

As required, create and configure ISA-NAT groups. See To configure an ISA-NAT group for more information. Additionally, perform the following, as required:

  1. Configure statistics on an ISA-NAT group. See To configure statistics on an ISA-NAT group for more information.

  2. Start or stop a NAT address-pool drain operation. See To start or stop a NAT address-pool drain operation for more information.

7 

As required, configure ISA-Video groups. See To configure an ISA-Video group for more information.

8 

As required, configure WLAN GW groups. See To configure a WLAN GW group for more information.

9 

As required, configure IGH objects. See To create an IGH and add members for more information.

10 

As required, configure LAG objects:

  1. Create and configure a LAG. See To create a LAG and To modify a LAG for more information.

  2. Create and configure a LAG on an OmniSwitch. See To configure an OmniSwitch LAG for more information.

  3. Create and configure a dynamic LAG member on an OmniSwitch. See To configure OmniSwitch dynamic LAG members for more information.

  4. Create a LAG Link Mapping Profile. See To create a LAG link mapping profile for more information.