BRKNMS-2573 (2019)

BRKNMS-2573
From Prime Infrastructure to Software

Defined Network (SDN) Management with
Cisco DNA-Center
Soren Dulong Andreasen

Stefan Leemann
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Agenda
1 Introduction
2. Change in Paradigm in Network Management
3. Automation with Cisco DNA-Center
4. Assurance with Cisco DNA-Center
5. Cisco DNA-Center Platform
6. Key takeaways & Q&A
Speakers
Soren Dulong Andreasen Stefan Leemann
soren@cisco.com stleeman@cisco.com
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Agenda
1 Introduction
Introduction PARADIGM
SHIFT
Cisco DNA Center
Cisco DNA Center
Central Network Management System
Complete Network Management System
• Single pane of glass for all devices
• End-to-end health info in real time Policy Design
• Granular visibility
• Simplified workflows
Provision Assurance
Automation for Provisioning
• Zero-touch deployment
• Device Lifecycle Management
• Policy enforcement
Analytics for Assurance Cisco DNA Center Appliance
• Verify intent of network settings

• Proactively resolve issues
• Reduce time spent troubleshooting
Platform for Extensibility
Physical and Virtual Infrastructure
• Integrate APIs with 3rd party solutions
• Integrate and customize ServiceNow
• Evolve operational tools and processes Cisco & 3rd Party
PARADIGM
SHIFT
Intent based Network Management

• Automation
What’s
•
•
Assurance
Open and Integrate
covered
• SD-Access, provisioning and policy control
• NFV design and provisioning
• Device software and patch updates
What else can • WAAS automation

Push CLI templates
Cisco DNA-
•
• Run CLI commands
Center do for • Integration to Cisco ISE

Meraki Dashboard integration
you?
•
• High Availability
• Integration to SDWAN(vManage)
• Compliance (software & configuration,
certificate)
Agenda
1 Introduction - SA
PARADIGM
SHIFT
Prime Infrastructure Cisco DNA Center

Cisco DNA
Center
Traditional Network Management Intent base Network Management

• Software Image Distribution • No events/alarms, but insights and
impact analytics with Guided
• Configuration Archive/Backup
remediation
• Templating for Automation • Automation, day0, day1, day2
• Reporting • Policy and segmentation control
• Assurance • Software update (ITSM, Compliance)
• Events • Network telemetry data collection
• Baselining over time, baseline against
• Tons of data, but not enough
others
insights.
• No manual configuration required
• Semiclosed system with • API and Business API
predefined configurations.
Assurance Prime and Cisco DNA Center
Prime Cisco DNA Center
Devices Devices
Maps Identify the Maps

Select WLC
Sites
– Migrate to CMX Settings
CMX Settings Managed
Cisco DNAC
by WLC
ISE Mapping ISE Mapping
Groups / Sites Groups / Sites
WLC is RO in Prime
• Reports • Automated Deployment

• Rogue • Issues and resolution in
• Maps synced from Cisco Cisco DNAC
DNAC for migrated sites • Sensor & Proactive
• Cannot push changes to troubleshooting
WLC or AP’s managed • Maps and AP Placement
by Cisco DNAC
You decide what Cisco DNA-Center will do for you
Cisco DNA Center with SD-Access
Network Management of classic-
Design Enterprise networks
Policy Automation Analytics
Cisco DNA Center
Fabric
Automation Analytics
Outside
User Mobility
Policy stays
with user
IoT Network Employee Network
Agenda
1 Introduction
Cisco DNA Center
Automation
Design Provision Policy Assurance Platform
• Global settings • Fabric domains • SD-Access • Issues and trends • “Open” with 360
• Site profiles • Device on- • Performance Degree
• DDI, SWIM, PNP boarding • Proactive Extensibility
• User access • Device inventory troubleshooting
• Host on-boarding
Getting devices into Cisco DNA-Center
2) Manual add 3) Bulk Import via 4) Plug and Play
into Inventory CSV
1) Discovery Job 5) Prime 3.5->Co- Existence
Lets look at these two options
4) Plug and Play 5) Prime 3.5->Co-existence
Plug and Play workflow
Claim device(s),
Define variable(s) Auto-inheret
Define template and Assign template to
“Design->Network
device type (if any) site(s)
Settings” and assign
template to device(s)
Demo, PnP with
template
Plan / Design
• Sites / Buildings / Floors

• Network settings
• Software Images
• Network profiles
How to create your design
2) Manually Export /Import from Prime
1) Manually 3) Prime 3.5->Co-existence
Co-existence Objectives
Start using Cisco DNA Center with minimal efforts for Prime Infrastructure
1
customers
Migrate Devices, Location Groups, Maps and CMX Servers from Prime
2
Infrastructure to Cisco DNA Center seamlessly using the workflow
3 Allow Incremental updates to the migrated dynamically
4 Make it easy to run Prime Infrastructure and Cisco DNA-Center in parallel
Co-existence Objectives
Start using Cisco DNA Center with minimal efforts for Prime Infrastructure
1
customers
Migrate Devices, Location Groups, Maps and CMX Servers from Prime
2
Infrastructure to Cisco DNA Center seamlessly using the workflow
3 Allow Incremental updates to the migrated dynamically
4 Make it easy to run Prime Infrastructure and Cisco DNA-Center in parallel
Co-existence Overview
Prime Cisco DNA Center
California California
♻ Site
♻ Buildings
Denver
♻ Floors along with floor plan
New York ♻ Routers
Seattle ♻ Switches
♻ WLC
Florida
♻ AP’s
♻ AP Position on the floor maps
♻ Floor Elements like
Exclusion/Inclusion Regions,
Obstacles etc
Jump start with Cisco DNA Center with a ♻ CMX Servers
readily available site layout
Cisco DNA-Center co-existence workflow
Launch the new Co-existence menu from Prime Infrastructure
Provide Cisco DNAC Credentials
Sync Settings
Select the Location Groups to be managed by Cisco DNAC
Provide CMX Credentials
Summery and Sync
Demo, Cisco DNA-
Center Co-existence
For Your
Start the Cisco DNA-Center Co-existence tool Reference
1
3
2
For Your
Reference
Provide Cisco DNAC Credentials
For Your
Sync Settings Reference
For Your
Select the Location Groups to be managed by Cisco DNAC Reference
For Your
Provide CMX Credentials (CMX is not required) Reference
For Your
Summery and Sync Reference
Some comments on Cisco DNA-Center co- For Your
existence tool (1/2) Reference
PI 3.5 supports Cisco DNA-C 1.2.1 - 1.2.6
PI 3.6 will support 1.2.6, 1.2.8, 1.2.10, 1.3 and forward (planned)
10.5.0 and above versions of CMX is supported
User on Prime has to be Root or SuperUser
What happens behind the scenes: The co.exist tool Uses the API to Prime it exports groups + devices
into CSV file, export maps into a map archive, then using the API to Cisco DNA-Center it imports the
groups, devices and map archivea
Some comments on Cisco DNA-Center co- For Your
existence tool (2/2) Reference
Migration of 500 groups + 1000 devices using force sync will take between 5-10
minutes
Removal of many groups/devices/maps takes more time(hours)
Tip : If you are having issues, try and do it manually as the error messages makes
more sense in the Prime/Cisco DNA-C GUI. You can also have a look in the
logfile on Prime “/opt/CSCOlumos/logs/process_dnac_migration.log”
Some things requires a ”force sync” like adding an AP or moving and AP on a

MAP.
Network Hierarchy and
Device Provisioning
PARADIGM
Simplified wired/wireless deployment workflow

SHIFT
Profile mapped to
site SSIDs and other
parameters that represent Design
network
Network settings SW management

mapped to sites Automated
software
Design compliance check
Provision
and update
Site/building
Device mapped to
site Network devices inherit
the properties of the Provision
profile associated to the
site
Intent-based Automated
Cisco best practices
workflows deployment
Concept of Provisioning based on Sites
Site Berlin:
AAA: 10.49.147.169
Domain Name: cisco.com
Device Credentials
DHCP Server: 10.49.147.175
Site Cologne NTP: 10.49.144.1
Syslog: …
SNMP Information: …
NTP Server: …
Netflow Collector: …
Time Zone: …
For any non-standard

configurations/settings there is also a
Site Munich templating option
Design ->
Network Settings
Options for Wireless Management from Cisco DNA-Center
Overwrite WLC
config and start
over from scratch
Install new
controller.
brownfield
Configure it from
migration
Cisco DNA-
Center, move APs
Cisco DNA Center
(BRKNMS-2573 from
Cisco Live 2018
shows how to
Today we will look at how this is overwrite existing wlc)
done using brownfield migration
brownfield
migration
Cisco DNA Center
Brownfield steps
Learn WLC Config
Apply WLC to Site
Generate WLC Profile
Assign Profile to Site(s)
Assign WLC-Interface values
Provison WLC to site
Done!
Demo, brownfield
wireless provisioning
Agenda
1 Introduction
Cisco DNA Assurance
Introduction
Cisco DNA Assurance is part of Cisco DNA Center
Automation
PARADIGM
SHIFT
Cisco DNA Assurance

• What can you do differently with Cisco DNA Assurance?
Display issues for a
specific period of time
Quickly spot clients, devices
and sites in poor health
Test your network with
wireless sensors
Use insights and suggested
actions instead of events and - Overall Health
- Client Health
alarms
- Network Health
Transfer user-/system-triggered
events and assets into ITSM The color of the health score represents how
(and CMDB) severely clients and devices are impacted.
Travel in time to the past and

display clients’ issues and
issues of devices
Cisco DNA Center - Data Analytics
Data correlation Data visualization &
1 Raw data 2 3 Data presentation
and analysis action
Router Switch WLC Sensor

Network
Cisco DNA Assurance
telemetry Complex (GUI)
correlation
SNMP NetFlow Syslog Streaming Metadata

telemetry extraction
Stream
ISE AAA Topology Location PxGrid processing
DNS DHCP Inventory Policy IPAM
Contextual data Analytics

For Your
Reference
Network telemetry data collection

• Prerequisites for monitoring network devices
1. Discover devices through Cisco DNA Center Discovery

2. Assign devices to sites in Cisco DNA Center Provision
3. Select a device role in Cisco DNA Center Topology or Discovery**
Inventory Topology
**Recommended to let network devices appear in the proper Assurance device category
For Your
Reference

Prerequisites for monitoring network devices
5.• Enable telemetry collection
Quickly assess and

configure telemetry
collection for sites
For Your
Reference

Prerequisites for monitoring network devices
6. Enable device controllability
Enabled by default
Enables IP device tracking and SNMP
traps during device discovery.
Cisco DNA Assurance
Health Demo
Demo Overall Health
Summary from the overall health demo
Quickly spot where in the world the most serious issues are
happening.
Conclude easily if failed network devices impact your clients.
Determine effortlessly whether devices and clients have been in

poor health recently.
Cisco DNA Assurance
Network Health
Demo Network Health
Network Health Go back in time and understand the
network state when a client or
device faced an issue.
Device details, showing the issue
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For Your
Reference
Health Scores
How does Cisco DNA Assurance award health scores - examples
Parameter Score
CPU util ＞ 95% 1 System Health
CPU util ≦ 95% 10
Link is down 1
Link is up 10 Data Plane
Connectivity
Link errors ＞ 1% 1
Link errors ≦ 1% 10
SDA Control Plane unreachable 1 Control
Plane
SDA Control Plane reachable
Connectivity
10
For more information on scores please refer to the Cisco DNA Center user Guide
Working with Cisco DNA
Wireless Assurance
Wireless Innovations built ground-up for
PARADIGM
SHIFT
Assurance
Real-Time and 1800s Sensor to Intelligent Capture

Context based validate user for proactive
Telemetry experience troubleshooting
• Client RF stats, Onboarding • Floor reassignment to make • Live and In-Service capture of
state and location (<5 sec) 1800s sensor mobile Onboarding failures with PCAPs
• Client Onboarding Health with • Speed tests to validate Cloud • Spectrum Analyzer for analyzing
Sankey charts for better app connectivity Interference sources
analysis • IP SLA tests for Real-time • On-Demand AP stats for Wi-Fi
• Near-Real time Client tracking AppX assessment troubleshooting
Demo Client Health
Cisco DNA Wireless Assurance
Right Place From: Raw Alarms (or no Data)

Problem Isolation To: Correlated Insights
Right Time From: Challenging Replication

Time Travel To: When & Where it Happened
Right Action From: Escalation and Slow Resolution

Guided Resolution To: Guided Remediation
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Demo Wireless Sensor
Sensors test and analyze all facets of the network
to enhance Wireless Assurance
1800s Aironet Active Sensor Aironet 1800, 2800,3800,
with proactive wireless 4800 AP as a Sensor
network test
Network Application Connectivity

Onboarding
Services Experience Tests
• 802.11 Onboarding • DNS • Packet Loss, Jitter, Latency for • Web: HTTP and HTTPs
• DHCP • RADIUS UDP based Media streaming Apps • Email: POP3, IMAP, Outlook
• 802.1x EAPTLS, PEAP • Speed Tests from network to • File Transfer: FTP
• Guest Access cloud • Host Reachability
Recommended Release: DNA 1.2.8 and 8.8 on 1800s with superior Day 0 experience
Demo Intelligent
Capture
PARADIGM
SHIFT
Intelligent Capture Architecture

Data Center
PCAP, Anomaly Events, Real Time AP and Client RF Stats
vNAM DNA-C iCap data direct from Access

WLC
Point to Cisco DNA Center
Real Time Application

Analytics, Enabled by vNAM
AP4800 AP4800 AP4800 Integration
WAN Branch/FlexConnect
AP4800
Key Use Cases on Wireless Assurance
For Your
Reference
Client
Onboarding
Actionable Dashboards:
1 Onboarding Sankey charts
for better analysis
Sankey chart
Real-time Correlation:
Correlate Onboarding
2 events with poor RF and
client location for RCA
Intelligent Capture:
3 Onboarding failures with
In-service PCAPs
For Your
Reference
Client
Onboarding
for better analysis
In-service PCAPs
For Your
Reference
Client
Onboarding
for better analysis
In-service PCAPs
Key Use Cases on Wireless Assurance For Your
Reference
Client and
Network
Experience
Health Dashboard:
Near-Real time Client
1 tracking (<60 sec) and
Top N AP analytics
Client 360:
Historical Time travel with
2 client RF correlated with
the Onboarding events
3 On-Demand AP stats for
Wi-Fi troubleshooting
Reference
Client and
Network
Experience
Health Dashboard:
Top N AP analytics
Client 360:
Reference
Client and
Network
Experience
Health Dashboard:
Top N AP analytics
Client 360:
Reference
Sensor based
SLA Monitoring
Simulate Client
perspective:
1 1800s Sensor is mobile
with floor re-assignment
Active Testing:
Test the cloud app
2 performance and Real-
time AppX assessment
SLA Dashboard:
3 Onboarding, Network
Services, Cloud App
Performance and IP SLA
Reference
Sensor based
SLA Monitoring
Simulate Client
perspective:
Active Testing:
Test the cloud app
SLA Dashboard:
Services, Cloud App
Reference
Sensor based
SLA Monitoring
Simulate Client
perspective:
Active Testing:
Test the cloud app
SLA Dashboard:
Services, Cloud App
Agenda
1 Introduction
Cisco DNA Center
Platform
Cisco DNA Platform is part of Cisco DNA Center
Automation
Cisco DNA Center Platform
Elevating the Meaning of “Open” with 360 Degree Extensibility
Business & IT Efficiency
Network/IT
Processes & Systems
x-Domain
Integration
Cisco DNA Center Platform – Getting Started ...
1) Install Cisco DNA Center

Platform Package
2) Enable Cisco DNA Center

REST API Bundle
3) Explore and Create
Platform 1.2.8 – Supported APIs
API Catalog
API Usability
API Usability
Cisco DNA Center Platform – Event Notifications
Cisco DNA
Assurance WebHook /
3rd Party App
Cisco DNA Events REST End Point
Automation
{
"id": "E-COMPLIANCE-SWIM-085aed61-9bfc-4545-9008-70a8ee6b8532-1525976460",
"name": "WLC Reboot Crash",
"category": "Warn",
"type": "Network",
"severity": "P2",
"status": "New",
"timestamp": "2018-05-10 22:50:42",
"workflowIndicator": "Problem",
"description": "This WLC CAMP1-D2-WLC1 has rebooted due to a hardware or software crash.",
"domain": "WLC",
"source": "DNAC Assurance",
"actualServiceId": "78:da:6e:8a:c6:60",
"enrichmentInfo": {
"connectedDevice": [
{
"deviceDetails": {
"type": "Cisco 5508 Wireless LAN Controller",
"family": "Wireless Controller",
"inventoryStatusDetail": "<status><general code=\"SUCCESS\"/></status>",
"series": "Cisco 5500 Series Wireless LAN Controllers",
"macAddress": "78:da:6e:8a:c6:60",
"hostname": "CAMP1-D2-WLC1",
"upTime": "22 days, 2:11:04.00",
"bootDateTime": "2018-04-01 11:22:27",
"collectionStatus": "Managed",
"managementIpAddress": "22.1.11.10",
"memorySize": "1026674688",
"platformId": "AIR-CT5508-K9",
"reachabilityFailureReason": "",
"reachabilityStatus": "Reachable",
"collectionInterval": "Global Default",
"lastUpdated": "2018-04-23 13:33:42",
"serialNumber": "FCW1752L0MQ",
"softwareVersion": "8.5.110.0",
"id": "80bb3c67-51d8-4025-80e8-14c4c4ded7f2", 92
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"neighborTopology": [
Southbound – Device SDK
• Discovery
• Inventory Device Pack SDK
• Topology SNMP
Netconf
• Availability CLI
• Command Runner Infrastructure

Physical | Virtual | Programmable | App Hosting
PARADIGM
SHIFT
Southbound – Device SDK

Cisco DNA Center Uses Device Packs to Understand the
Characteristics of a Network Device
SDK provides an Easy Way to Develop Device Packs for

ANY Type of Network Device
Device Packs Device Packs Device Packs Device Packs
Device Packs
Internet of Things
SDK Supports Cisco’s Open Platform Commitment

PARADIGM
SHIFT
Cisco DNA Center Platform – Integrations

Integrations Key Use Cases Bi-directional Value
Attributes and metrics sync to
• IP Pool usage & allocation metrics have one system of record
• DHCP, DNS analytics
• Bi Directional IP Grid Sync
Network Mgmt Integrations • Cisco DNA data export to reporting
tools
• 3rd Party device management
through SDKs
• ITSM Event, Change, Problem and

Incident Management
Operations Integrations • Approvals, Schedule window info. • Enriched IT Reporting
• Issue triage / association • Enhanced network
intelligence
Cisco DNA Center Integrations create opportunities for bi-directional value exchange between
previously disconnected players in the IT value chain
End-to-end Value Creation for IT
IT Service Management (ITSM) Integration
Information Push
Cisco DNA Center CMDB, Issue, Event, Incident, Problem and Change
Management data exposed NB with additional
Ecosystem
network context
Cisco DNA Information Pull

Cisco DNA
Center ITSM returns information regarding approvals,
Center Platform
Components scheduling and exceptions to augment and
complement Cisco DNA
Center workflows
Automation Events
Assurance Notifications
Policy API Pull/Push Consumption Model
Security DaaS 1. ServiceNow App for Cisco
2. ITSM API Catalog / Connectors
3. Partner Apps
APIs, Adapters, SDKs
Business and Network APIs
IT and Network
System Adapters
X-Domain Adapters
3rd Party SDKs
For Your
Phase 1 Partner Solutions

Reference
Business and Network Intent APIs

IT and Network
System Process Adapters
3rd Party SDKs
DevNet Developer Site DevNet Code Exchange DevNet Ecosystem Exchange
API documentation
Curated software written by the community Promote visibility of applications/tools to
Learning Labs built on GitHub the Cisco Ecosystem to build solutions
• Sample code Ecosystem partners (ISVs, IHVs, & SIs) who
Developer Sandbox
• Connectors provide solutions, components, and
Developer Support customization
• Open source
developer.cisco.com/Cisco DNAcenter
Agenda
1 Introduction
Key takeaways + Q&A
PARADIGM
SHIFT
Cisco DNA Assurance

Benefit from health
scores and insights
instead of analyzing
events and alarms
Cisco DNA Center
build to automate Elevating the Meaning
based on Cisco and of “Open” with 3rd
Customer best Party integration for
practices Application and
Devices
The impact of
“Change in
Paradigm of
network
management”
Our Mission statement
With Cisco DNA-Center you can

Automate and solve problems
faster
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From Prime Infrastructure to Software

Soren Dulong Andreasen

“Cisco Live Chocolate Breaks”

Soren Dulong Andreasen Stefan Leemann

Analytics for Assurance Cisco DNA Center Appliance

• Verify intent of network settings

Intent based Network Management

What else can • WAAS automation

• Run CLI commands

Center do for • Integration to Cisco ISE

Prime Infrastructure Cisco DNA Center

Traditional Network Management Intent base Network Management

Maps Identify the Maps

Groups / Sites Groups / Sites

• Reports • Automated Deployment

Cisco DNA Center

IoT Network Employee Network

1) Discovery Job 5) Prime 3.5->Co- Existence

• Sites / Buildings / Floors

1) Manually 3) Prime 3.5->Co-existence

3 Allow Incremental updates to the migrated dynamically

4 Make it easy to run Prime Infrastructure and Cisco DNA-Center in parallel

3 Allow Incremental updates to the migrated dynamically

4 Make it easy to run Prime Infrastructure and Cisco DNA-Center in parallel

Provide Cisco DNAC Credentials

Select the Location Groups to be managed by Cisco DNAC

Provide CMX Credentials

Summery and Sync

PI 3.5 supports Cisco DNA-C 1.2.1 - 1.2.6

10.5.0 and above versions of CMX is supported

User on Prime has to be Root or SuperUser

Removal of many groups/devices/maps takes more time(hours)

Some things requires a ”force sync” like adding an AP or moving and AP on a

Simplified wired/wireless deployment workflow

Network settings SW management

For any non-standard

Cisco DNA Center

Cisco DNA Center

Apply WLC to Site

Generate WLC Profile

Assign Profile to Site(s)

Assign WLC-Interface values

Provison WLC to site

Cisco DNA Assurance

Travel in time to the past and

Router Switch WLC Sensor

SNMP NetFlow Syslog Streaming Metadata

DNS DHCP Inventory Policy IPAM

Contextual data Analytics

Network telemetry data collection

1. Discover devices through Cisco DNA Center Discovery

Network telemetry data collection

5.• Enable telemetry collection

Quickly assess and

Network telemetry data collection

6. Enable device controllability

Conclude easily if failed network devices impact your clients.

Determine effortlessly whether devices and clients have been in

Device details, showing the issue

Real-Time and 1800s Sensor to Intelligent Capture

Right Place From: Raw Alarms (or no Data)

Right Time From: Challenging Replication

Right Action From: Escalation and Slow Resolution