Contents

Cisco CatOS Cartridge Guide

- About This Guide

- Audience

- Accessing Oracle Communications Documentation

- Related Documents

- Cartridge Overview

- IP Service Activator Cisco CatOS Cartridge Features

- General IP Service Activator Features

- VLAN

- Layer 2 QoS

- Interface Configuration Management

- Layer 2 VPN

- Cisco Hardware and Software

- Operating Systems

- Installing the Cartridge

- Installing Configuration Policies

- Device Configuration

- Supported Authentication Methods

- Sample Configuration

- Options Framework

- Documentation Accessibility

- Document Revision History

Oracle® Communications IP Service Activator

Cisco CatOS Cartridge Guide

Release 7.3

E61105-03

June 2016

This guide outlines the tasks involved in installing and configuring the Oracle Communications IP Service Activator Cisco CatOS cartridge.

About This Guide

This guide consists of the following sections:

- Cartridge Overview

- IP Service Activator Cisco CatOS Cartridge Features

- Installing the Cartridge

- Device Configuration

- Options Framework

Audience

This guide is intended for network managers and technical consultants responsible for implementing IP Service Activator within a network that uses Cisco devices.

Accessing Oracle Communications Documentation

IP Service Activator for Oracle Communications documentation and additional Oracle documentation is available from Oracle Help Center:

http://docs.oracle.com

Related Documents

For more information, see the following documents in the IP Service Activator documentation set:

- See IP Service Activator Installation Guide for system requirements and information on installing, upgrading and uninstalling IP Service Activator.

- See IP Service Activator System Administrator's Guide for information and procedures related the duties a system administrator performs in monitoring and managing IP Service Activator.

Cartridge Overview

IP Service Activator cartridges enable you to support your existing services, emerging services, and business needs. The cartridges operate in conjunction with the IP Service Activator core product. For more information, see IP Service Activator Concepts.

IP Service Activator Cisco CatOS Cartridge Features

The following tables list the features and services supported by the IP Service Activator Cisco CatOS cartridge.

General IP Service Activator Features

Table 1 lists the support for general IP Service Activator features on the Cisco CatOS cartridge.

Table 1 General IP Service Activator Features

Area

IP Service Activator Feature

Supported on Cisco CatOS Cartridge

Configuration Protocol Support

Telnet

Yes

Configuration Protocol Support

Secure Shell (SSH)

Yes

Configuration Protocol Support

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

No

Configuration Protocol Support

Vendor Proprietary

No

Device Discovery

SNMP

Yes

Device Discovery

Discovery Module

No

Device Configuration

Configuration Audit

Yes

Device Configuration

Command Re-issue

Yes

Device Configuration

Auto ID Migration

Yes

Device Configuration

Save Running Configuration

Yes

Device Configuration

Configuration Version

Yes

Device Configuration

Configuration Options

Yes

Device Configuration

Synonyms

Yes

Device Configuration

Command Thresholding

Yes

Device Configuration

Threshold Activated Configuration Control

Yes

Supported Services

Interface Configuration Management

Partially

Supported Services

Quality of Service (QoS)

Partially

Supported Services

Layer 3 Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) Virtual Private Network (VPN)

No

Supported Services

Point-to-Point Circuit Cross Connect (CCC)

No

Supported Services

Point-to-Point Virtual Leased Line (VLL) Martini

No

Supported Services

Virtual Private LAN Service (VPLS)

No

Supported Services

Service Assurance Agent (SAA)

No

Supported Services

Netflow

No

Supported Services

Dynamic User VPN

No

Supported Services

IPsec

No

Supported Services

Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF)-Aware IPsec

No

Supported Services

Label Switched Path (LSP)

No

Supported Services

Virtual local area network (VLAN)

Yes

Supported Services

Base Configuration Policies

No

Supported Services

Layer 2 VLL

No

Supported Services

Layer 2 QoS

Yes

Supported Services

QoS Attachment

No

Supported Services

VRF Route Maps

No

Supported Services

VPN and IP Multicast Module

No

Supported Services

Configuration Template Manager

Yes

SDK

Service Cartridge Software Development Kit (SDK)

Yes

SDK

Configuration Policy SDK

Yes

VLAN

Table 2 lists the VLAN support on the Cisco CatOS cartridge.

Table 2 VLAN Support

Area

IP Service Activator Feature

Supported on Cisco CatOS Cartridge

VLAN (TLS L2 Site)

VLAN (TLS L2 Site)

No

VLAN (TLS L2 Site)

Tagged VLAN

No

VLAN (TLS L2 Site)

Untagged VLAN

No

VLAN Module

VLAN Module

No

VLAN Module

Tagged VLAN

No

VLAN Module

Untagged VLAN

No

VLAN Module

Queue-in-Queue VLAN

No

vlanDefinitions

vlanDefinitions

Yes

vlanDefinitions

VLAN State

Yes

vlanDefinitions

VLAN Media (Type): Ethernet

Yes

vlanDefinitions

Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU)

Yes

vlanDefinitions

Security Association Identifier (SAID)

Yes

vlanInterface

vlanInterface

Yes

vlanInterface

Tagged VLAN: Encapsulation Type

Yes

vlanInterface

Encapsulation Type: dot1 q

Yes

vlanInterface

Encapsulation Type: isl

Yes

vlanInterface

Tagged VLAN: Switchport No negotiate

Yes

vlanInterface

Tagged VLAN: Native VLAN

Yes

vlanInterface

Tagged VLAN: VLAN Range

Yes

vlanInterface

Untagged VLAN

Yes

vlanInterface

Queue-in-Queue VLAN

Yes

Layer 2 QoS

Table 3 lists the Layer 2 QoS support on the Cisco CatOS cartridge.

Table 3 Layer 2 QoS Support

IP Service Activator Feature

Supported on Cisco CatOS Cartridge

catOSPolicingRule Configuration Policy

Yes

Policing Rule IP Classification Criteria

Yes

Classification Based on Trust Type

Yes

Classification Based on DiffServ Code Point

Yes

Classification Based on Source IPv4 Address

Yes

Classification Based on Destination IPv4 Address

Yes

Policing Rule Media Access Control (MAC) Classification Criteria

Yes

Classification Based on Trust Type

Yes

Classification Based on DiffServ Code Point

Yes

Classification Based on Source MAC Address

Yes

Classification Based on Destination MAC Address

Yes

Policing Rule IPX Classification Criteria

Yes

Classification Based on Trust Type

Yes

Classification Based on DiffServ Code Point

Yes

Classification Based on Source MAC Address

Yes

Classification Based on Destination MAC Address

Yes

Classification Based on Protocol

Yes

Classification Based on Source IPX Address

Yes

Classification Based on Destination IPX Address

Yes

rate-limit Configuration Policy

No

qosCosAttachment Configuration Policy

No

Interface Configuration Management

Table 4 lists the Interface Configuration Management support for the Cisco CatOS cartridge.

Table 4 Interface Configuration Management Support

Area

IP Service Activator Feature

Supported on Cisco CatOS Cartridge

Backup Interface

Backup Interface Policy

No

Channelized Interface Creation

E1 Channelized Interface

No

Channelized Interface Creation

E1 Controller

No

Channelized Interface Creation

E3 Channelized Interface

No

Channelized Interface Creation

E3 Controller

No

Channelized Interface Creation

Synchronous Transport Module level-1 (STM1) Channelized Interface

No

Channelized Interface Creation

STM1 Controller

No

Channelized Interface Creation

T1 Channelized Interface

No

Channelized Interface Creation

T1 Controller

No

Channelized Interface Creation

T3 Channelized Interface

No

Channelized Interface Creation

T3 Controller

No

Cisco

Cisco Universal Interface

No

Cisco

Cisco Ethernet Port

Yes

Dialer List

Dialer List

No

Data Link Switching (DLSW)

DLSW Device

No

DLSW

DLWS Ethernet Interface

No

DLSW

DLSW Token Ring Interface

No

Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP)

HSRP

No

Interface Creation

Loopback Interface

No

Interface Creation

Virtual Template Interface

No

Interface Creation

Basic Rate Interface (BRI)

No

Interface Creation

Dialer Interface

No

Interface Creation

Multilink Interface

No

Interface Decoration

POS Interface

No

Interface Decoration

Serial Interface

No

Multilink Point-to-Point (PPP)

PPP Multilink

No

Stack Group Bidding Protocol (SGBP)

SGBP

No

Sub Interface Creation

Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) SubInterface

No

Sub Interface Creation

Frame Relay SubInterface

No

Sub Interface Creation

VLAN Sub Interface

No

Layer 2 VPN

Table 5 lists the Layer 2 VPN support on the Cisco CatOS cartridge.

Table 5 Layer 2 VPN Support

Area

IP Service Activator Feature

Supported on IP Service Activator Cisco CatOS cartridge

Layer 2 VPN Support

Layer 2 VPN Support

No

Topology

Mesh

No

Topology

Hub and Spoke

No

Topology

Management

No

Topology

H-VPLS

No

Signaling

BGP

No

Signaling

LDP

No

Discovery

Auto-discovered

No

Discovery

Explicit

No

MAC Table

Table size

No

MAC Table

Limit action

No

MAC Table

Limit notification

No

MAC Table

Aging time

No

MAC Table

Aging type

No

VSI

Profile

No

VSI

Route distinguisher: explicit

No

VSI

Route distinguisher: auto

No

VSI

Bridge domain

No

VSI

Bridge group

No

VSI

Ve range

No

VSI

Ve ID

No

VSI

VPN ID

No

Cross-connect

Group name

No

Cross-connect

Virtual circuit ID

No

Cross-connect

Point-to-point name

No

Cross-connect

Pseudowire name

No

Neighbor

IP Address (IPv4)

No

Neighbor

Pseudowire class

No

Neighbor

Pseudowire ID

No

Cisco Hardware and Software

For complete information about the Cisco platforms supported with IP Service Activator Cisco CatOS cartridge, see the IP Service Activator Installation Guide.

Operating Systems

For complete information on the supported operating systems for the Cisco CatOS cartridge, see the IP Service Activator Installation Guide.

Installing the Cartridge

For cartridge installation procedures, see IP Service Activator Installation Guide.

Installing Configuration Policies

IP Service Activator supports extensible configuration policies that are visible through the UI. The configuration policies include one CFG file and one or more compressed HTML files. Configurations are delivered to the network through these configuration policies. For more information on configuration policies, see IP Service Activator online Help.

Device Configuration

To configure Cisco devices, see the Cisco documentation: http://www.cisco.com/cisco/web/psa/default.html?mode=prod

Important:
If you use the Options Framework, Oracle recommends that you configure the options at deployment.

Supported Authentication Methods

The IP Service Activator Cisco CatOS cartridge supports the following authentication methods on all devices:

- Telnet with TACACS+

- SSH with password authentication

Sample Configuration

Following is a sample Cisco device configuration:

!
#system
set system name  rot6509-2
!
#!
#mac address reduction
set spantree macreduction enable
!
#vtp
set vtp mode transparent
set vlan 1 name default type ethernet mtu 1500 said 100001 state active
set vlan 46 name test_46 type ethernet mtu 1500 said 100046 state active
set vlan 67 name nm type ethernet mtu 1500 said 100067 state active
set vlan 69 name vlan69 type ethernet mtu 1500 said 10069 state suspend
set vlan 87 name k,nlm,n type ethernet mtu 1500 said 79 state active
set vlan 89 name m,rt,er type ethernet mtu 1500 said 89 state active
set vlan 99 name mgmt type ethernet mtu 1500 said 100099 state active
set vlan 103 name vlan103 type ethernet mtu 1500 said 1001 state active
set vlan 147 name bnmbnm type ethernet mtu 789 said 1000 state active
set vlan 199 name vlan198 type ethernet mtu 1500 said 100199 state active
set vlan 678 name vlan678 type ethernet mtu 1500 said 1000678 state active
set vlan 1002 name fddi-default type fddi mtu 1500 said 101002 state active
set vlan 1004 name fddinet-default type fddinet mtu 1500 said 101004 state active stp ieee
set vlan 1005 name trnet-default type trbrf mtu 1500 said 101005 state active stp ibm
set vlan 2,5-6,20-21,30,45,50,60,68,71,75,80,100,107,141,150,202,250-251,345,349,458,465-468,500,555,856
set vlan 1003 name token-ring-default type trcrf mtu 1500 said 101003 state active mode srb aremaxhop 7 stemaxhop 7 backupcrf off
!

Options Framework

The options framework in the Cisco CatOS cartridge controls the configuration style for different device type and CatOS operating system version combinations. These options are registered by the capabilities file in the MIPSA_registry.xml file. A sample file is displayed below:

…
<!-- CiscoCatos 6500 device series with IOS 7.6(15)-->
<cartridgeUnit>
<name>com.metasolv.serviceactivator.cartridges.ciscoCatos.units.cu1.wsc6509.7.6(15)</name>
<driverType>catos</driverType>
<deviceType>Cisco wsc6509</deviceType>
<osVersion>7.6(15)</osVersion>
<smToDmQuery>com/metasolv/serviceactivator/cartridges/ciscoCatos/units/cu1/sm2dm.xq</smToDmQuery>
<dmValidation>com/metasolv/serviceactivator/cartridges/ciscoCatos/units/cu1/dmValidation.xq</dmValidation>
<dmToCliQuery>com/metasolv/serviceactivator/cartridges/ciscoCatos/units/cu1/annotatedDm2Cli.xq</dmToCliQuery>
<capabilities>com/metasolv/serviceactivator/cartridges/ciscoCatos/capabilities/catos_default.xml</capabilities>
<options>com/metasolv/serviceactivator/cartridges/ciscoCatos/options/6500-7.6_15.xml</options>
<errorMessages>com/metasolv/serviceactivator/cartridges/ciscoCatos/messages/errorMessages.xml</errorMessages>
<warningMessages>com/metasolv/serviceactivator/cartridges/ciscoCatos/messages/warningMessages.xml</warningMessages>
<successMessages>com/metasolv/serviceactivator/cartridges/ciscoCatos/messages/successMessages.xml</successMessages>
</cartridgeUnit>
…

The <options> entry references an option configuration file with the path relative to ServiceActivatorHome/Config/networkProcessor. In this example, the 6500-7.6_15.xml file is located in the following directory: ServiceActivatorHome/Config/networkProcessor/com/oracle/ipsa/options. A sample file is displayed below:

- <base:options xsi:type="CartridgeOptions" xmlns="http://www.metasolv.com/serviceactivator/ciscoCatos/options" xmlns:base="http://www.metasolv.com/serviceactivator/options" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<cartridge.ciscoCatos.l2qos.policer.burstRate.maximum>256000</cartridge.ciscoCatos.l2qos.policer.burstRate.maximum>
<cartridge.ciscoCatos.l2qos.copyAclConfig.fileName>6500.acl</cartridge.ciscoCatos.l2qos.copyAclConfig.fileName>
</base:options>

Table 6 details the configuration options for the Cisco CatOS cartridge. For the options files to be valid, you must enter the options definitions in the order below. The default value is used if an option is not defined.

Note:
Changing the value of an option for a device that has existing configurations provisioned by IP Service Activator could result in the configurations being removed and re-added using the new configuration style.

Table 6 Configuration Options

Option

Default Value

Possible Values

Description

cartridge.ciscoCatos.vlanidvalue.minimum

1

0 to 4095

Cisco CatOS VLAN ID minimum value

Minimum acceptable VLAN ID value.

Impact: A fault will be raised if the VLAN ID value is less than the minimum value.

cartridge.ciscoCatos.vlanidvalue.maximum

4094

0 to 4095

Cisco CatOS VLAN ID maximum value

Maximum acceptable VLAN ID value.

Impact: A fault will be raised if the VLAN ID value is greater than the maximum value.

cartridge.ciscoCatos.excludedvlanidvalue.minimum

4095

0 to 4095

Cisco CatOS Excluded VLAN ID minimum value

The lower end of the VLAN ID exclusion range.

Impact: A fault will be raised if the VLAN ID value is within the exclusion range.

cartridge.ciscoCatos.excludedvlanidvalue.minimum1005

4095

0 to 4095

Cisco CatOS Excluded VLAN ID minimum value for tagged ports

The lower end of the VLAN ID exclusion range for tagged ports.

Impact: A fault will be raised if the VLAN ID value is within the exclusion range.

cartridge.ciscoCatos.excludedvlanidvalue.maximum

0

0 to 4095

Cisco CatOS Excluded VLAN ID maximum value

The upper end of the VLAN ID exclusion range.

Impact: A fault will be raised if the VLAN ID value is within the exclusion range.

cartridge.ciscoCatos.l2qos.policer.burstRate.maximum

256000

0 to 256000

Cisco CatOS Policing Rule maximum burst rate

The maximum allowable burst rate for L2 QoS policing rules.

Impact: A fault will be raised if the burst rate is greater than the maximum value.

cartridge.ciscoCatos.l2qos.copyAclConfig.fileName

None

filename.acl

Cisco CatOS ACL configuration file

The file name to use when saving the access list configuration.

This option supports the device name pattern. When the device name pattern "%deviceName%" appears in the option, it is replaced with the real device name at runtime. For example, the option: <cartridge.ciscoCatos.l2qos.copyAclConfig.fileName>slot0:%deviceName%.acl</cartridge.ciscoCatos.l2qos.copyAclConfig.fileName>, generates this command for device rot4006-1 at runtime: copy acl-config slot0:rot4006-1.acl.

cartridge.ciscoCatos.12qos.macAcl.trust-dscp.isSupported

true

true | false

Cisco CatOS trust-dscp support for the macAcl command as set qos acl mac maqcACL trust-dscp

Indicates if the set qos acl mac maqcACL trust-dscp command is supported for macAcl configurations in L2 QoS policing rules

- true: command set qos acl mac maqcACL trust-dscp will be sent to the device.

- false: fault trust-dscp is not supported with MAC Classification Rule in catOSPolicingRule Policy is raised by IP Service Activator.

Impact: Changing this value changes the support for set qos acl mac maqcACL trust-dscp commands.

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Document Revision History

The following table lists the revision history for this guide.

Version

Date

Description

E61105-03

June 2016

Documentation updates.

E61105-02

October 2015

Documentation updates.

E61105-01

July 2015

Initial release.

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