They can plan, deploy, and manage the 1600 Series through Cisco Prime Infrastructure. This release supports Cisco Aironet 1600 Series Access Points (APs) and allows IT administrators to manage the 1600 Series from Cisco Prime Infrastructure.New Features and Enhancements Introduced in Cisco Prime Infrastructure 1.3 Device-level support is provided for DMVPN, GETVPN, ACLs, Enhanced Interior Gateway Protocol (EIGRP), Routing Information Protocol (RIP), OSPF, static routes, Ethernet interfaces, Network Address Translation (NAT), and Zone-Based Firewall.
Administer: Provides an easy-to-use set of workflows that help to maintain the health of the application and keep devices, users, and the software up to date, allowing the IT staff to focus on other important activities.Report: Provides a wide variety of predefined reports for up-to-date information on the network including detailed inventory, configuration, compliance, audit, capacity, end-of-sale, security vulnerabilities, and many more.Unified alarm displays with detailed forensics provide actionable information and the ability to automatically open service requests with the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC). Simple one-click workflows and 360-degree device views enhance troubleshooting and reduce the time to resolve network issues. Operate: Predefined dashboards provide up-to-date status monitoring on the overall health of the network.This accelerates service rollout, minimizes chances for errors, and is highly scalable. Changes may include published templates created in the design phase, software image updates, and support for user-initiated ad hoc changes and compliance updates. Deploy: Schedule the rollout and implementation of network changes.Default templates and best practice designs are provided for quick out-of-the-box implementation automating the work required to use Cisco validated designs and best practices. Create templates used for monitoring key network resources, devices, and attributes. Design: Assess, plan, and create configurations required to roll out new network services and technologies.A new operational model based on lifecycle processes (Figure 1) aligns the product functionality with the way network operators do their jobs:
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