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Enabling the Enable Event-Triggered Config Archive will start the CCM TFS registration and 
disabling this option will stop the CCM TFS registration. If you stop the CCM TFS registration in 
the Event Notification Services page of Prime Network Administration, when the Enable 
Event-Triggered Config Archive option is enabled, CCM will not receive any change...

 
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Notes on Exclude Commands
Exclude commands are inherited; in other words, if three exclude commands are specified for Cisco 
routers, all devices is any of the Cisco router families will exclude those three commands when 
comparing configuration files. 
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Your entries change to red until they are saved, and all affected device types, series, or categories are 
indicated in bold font.
Step 4If you want a device type to ignore the parent commands (that is, the series and category commands), 
check the Ignore Above check box.
Step 5Click Save to save your changes.
Setting Up Image Management
These topics provide information...

 
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4.In case of insufficient memory, use the Clear Flash option (under Flash Properties). This deletes 
any one file (other than the running image) and recovers the disk space occupied by the file. This 
procedure is repeated until adequate space is available in the selected flash.
5.Enable the warm upgrade facility to reduce the downtime of a device during planned Cisco...

 
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Warm Upgrade If checked, a Cisco IOS image can read in and decompress another Cisco IOS image and transfer 
control to this new image. This functionality reduces the downtime of a device during planned 
Cisco IOS software upgrades or downgrades. This can be overridden when creating the job.
NoteYou can perform a warm upgrade only on Cisco IOS devices 12.3(2)T or later,...

 
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Obtaining Cisco.com Login Privileges for Image Management
Login privileges are required for all images operations that access Cisco.com. To get access, you must 
have a Cisco.com account. If you do not have a user account and password on Cisco.com, contact your 
channel partner or enter a request on the main Cisco website.
You can register by going to the following URL:...

 
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Step 5To verify whether you have obtained the eligibility to download encrypted software:
a.Go to the following URL:
http://tools.cisco.com/legal/k9/controller/do/k9Check.x?eind=Y&return_url=http://www.cisco
.com
b.Enter your username and password, and click Log In.
The following confirmation message is displayed:
You have been registered for download of Encrypted...

 
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To view the devices in a group, click the hyperlinked group name. The Group Members page displays 
the device status, IP address, and element type. To display additional device properties, click the Device 
Name hyperlink. The status icons are illustrated in the following.
Step 2To create a new group, click Create and enter the required information. Names must be...

 
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Setting Up Image Distribution Servers
Cisco Prime Network provides solution for distributing software images in a network based on the 
network architecture that contains CCM GUI, gateways, units, and direct network elements with 
distribution servers placed between the units and network elements. Using the distribution servers for 
storing software images...

 
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Copy the software image to the distribution server—Copy the image to be copied to distribution 
server and configure the image directory and distribution mappings in the CSV file on unit.
Test the connectivity to distribution server—Execute the script (testDistroSSHaccess.pl) to test the 
connectivity. The script is available in the following location:...