- Preface
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- Configure Authentication
- Configure the NCS4K-2H-W Card
- Configure LC Priority Shutdown
- Configure AINS
- Configure Line Cards Using CTC
- Configure Circuits
- Configure the Bridge and Roll
- Configure Performance Monitoring
- Smart Licensing
- Manage Alarm Profiles
- Configure High Availability
- Configuring PRBS
- Configuring Breakout
- Manage the Node
- Configure SNMP
- Upgrade a Fabric Card
- Cable Management Utility
- Configure Affinity for OTN using CTC
- Migration : NCS4K-ECU to NCS4K-ECU2
- 24 Low Rate (LR) Datapath
- Configure Link Layer Discovery Protocol Using CTC
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- Configure Authentication
- Configure Access Control Lists
- Configure LC Priority Shutdown
- Configure Controllers
- Configure the OTN Circuits
- Configure the OTN Protection
- Configure SNMP
- Configure Performance Monitoring
- Configure Fault Management
- Configuring PRBS
- Configuring Breakout
- Configure High Availability1
- Configure Layer 3 VPNs
- Configure Flex LSP
- Configure ISIS
- Bidirectional Forwarding Detection
- OSPF-IPv4
- Configure Ethernet OAM
- Configure Ethernet Service Activation Test
- Ethernet Local Management Interface
- MPLS Traffic Engineering
- Configure Frequency Synchronization
- Configuring Point to Point Layer 2 Services
- VLAN over ODU
- BGP Route Reflect
- Configure Smart Licensing
- Configure Link Aggregation
- Configure Link Layer Discovery Protocol
- Configure Affinity for OTN
- System Upgrade
- Capture Logs
- Inter-Rack RP Pairing
- Inter-rack Timing
- Configure Ethernet Data Plane Loopback
- Configure Zero Touch Provisioning
- Implement LPTS
- System Messages
- Administrative and Service States
Configuration Guide for Cisco NCS 4000 Series
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- Updated:
- April 28, 2023
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