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Step 3Select the port and click Poll Now to synchronize the map information with the new device information.
NoteBe sure you perform the poll from the right location in the inventory or your changes may 
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Step 3Right-click the appropriate logical inventory routing entity and choose Poll Now to synchronize the map 
information with the new device information.
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Configure RADIUS or TACACS Server on Device
Suppressing Service Alarms on Virtual Interfaces 
In Prime Network Vision, you can suppress or unsuppress virtual interfaces related service alarms by 
using the Runregtool commands. 
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Dual Stack IP Added on Virtual InterfacerunRegTool.sh -gs 127.0.0.1 set 0.0.0.0 
site/ciscorouter2//i
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version/eventmanager/types/Dual stack IP 
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You can also suppress or unsupress virtual interface IPs of false alarms in Tickets on a Device series or 
VNE.
Use the following commands to suppress or unsuppress Virtual Interface IPs.
Table 8-6 Suppress or Unsuppress Service Alarms on VNE Level
Suppress Service Alarms
Service Alarms Name Command
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Table 8-7 Suppress or Unsuppress Service Alarms on the Tickets Tab 
Suppress
Service Alarms Name Command
Dual Stack IP Removed on Virtual Interface
runRegTool.sh -gs 127.0.0.1 set 0.0.0.0 
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After configuring commands to the device, you can assign the loopback of ipv4 or ipv6 in the Virtual 
template, change the assignation of loopback of ipv4 or ipv6 in the Virtual template or remove or add the 
ipv6 or ipv4 address from the loopback.
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Step 3Choose Logical Inventory > Routing Entities > Routing Entity, and then click the Network Events 
Tab in the Prime Network Vision and Service Alarms Tab in the Prime Network Event Vision to verify 
the Service Alarms for Virtual Interfaces. 
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Manage Device Configurations and Software 
Images
Cisco Prime Network Change and Configuration Management (CCM) provides tools for managing the 
software images and device configuration files used by the devices in your network.
For information on the devices supported by CCM, see the Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 Supported VNEs 
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Figure 9-1 shows the CCM Dashboard, which contains four dashlets that display real-time information 
about the most frequently used software images, any devices with startup and running configurations that 
are not in sync, and recent device configuration changes. 
Figure 9-1 CCM Dashboard
Dashlet Provides information about:
Top Families The four largest...