5620 Sam Automated Device Provisioning; Post-Discovery Actions; End-To-End Ip Auto-Provisioning Bundle; Bulk Operations - Alcatel-Lucent 5620 User Manual

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5620 SAM automated device provisioning

You can use user-defined or system-defined control scripts to automatically
provision devices after discovery. An auto-provisioning control script uses script
cascading to execute a series of configuration scripts following a predefined
workflow. You can assign an auto-provisioning control script as a post-discovery
action assigned to a discovery rule.

Post-discovery actions

Post-discovery actions accelerate NE provisioning by automatically executing a
control script upon the successful discovery of NEs in a discovery rule.
Post-discovery actions are applied to a discovery rule during discovery rule creation.
See the 5620 SAM User Guide for more information about post-discovery actions.

End-to-End IP Auto-Provisioning Bundle

The End-to-End IP Auto-Provisioning Bundle is provided as one of the script bundle
examples in the 5620 SAM Script Manager. You can assign the End-to-End IP
Auto-Provisioning Bundle to be executed on a group of 7850 VSGs as a
post-discovery action for a discovery rule.
The End-to-End IP Auto-Provisioning Bundle invokes the following component
script bundles:
•
Equipment Provisioning Bundle
•
General IP Bundle
•
OSPF Configuration Bundle
•
ISIS Configuration Bundle
•
MPLS Configuration Bundle
•
BGP Configuration Bundle
If the auto-provisioning script bundle fails to execute upon successful discovery of
the 7850 VSG, you can manually execute the control script any time after the device
has been discovered. If the device has been partially configured, either due to manual
configuration or a partially executed script, the script bundle will configure only
what still needs to be configured.
See the 5620 SAM Scripts and Templates Developer Guide for descriptions of
component script bundles and for more information about script development and
execution.

Bulk operations

You can use the 5620 SAM bulk operations function to modify a large amount of
information at once. You can execute bulk changes on one or multiple target NEs in
your network. See the 5620 SAM User Guide for more information about bulk
operations.
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Device commissioning and discovery procedures

The following procedure describes device discovery and auto-configuration.
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