New Features for Cisco Smart PHY and Cisco Operations Hub 23.2
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Infrastructure Improvements |
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Deploying Clusters on Network Based Storage Devices Using vSAN |
You can deploy clusters to remote network-attached storage devices using vSAN. |
You can initiate the TLS Certificate creation process from Operations Hub. Once a certificate request is completed, you can download it and get it signed by an appropriate signing authority. Once signed, you can upload the certificate and override the default self-signed Ingress Certificate. |
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By default, All-in-one clusters are deployed with two vNICs. One vNIC must be logically connected to a management network, while the other must be logically connected to the CIN. If you have a shared management and CIN network, you can optionally deploy an AIO cluster with a single vNIC. |
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DB Import & Export Enhancements |
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You can export the Smart PHY database to you local computer. You can also import previously saved Smart PHY databases. |
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Smart PHY allows you to upload SSH Private Keys and then use those keys to securely connect to remote systems for Import and Export Database operations. |
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You can upgrade Remote PHY Device (RPD) from Smart PHY using the Secure Software Download (SSD) mechanism. |
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You can view the status of both queued and completed provisioning operations by opening Smart PHY’s Task Viewer panel. |
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In this release, we have enhanced reconcile logic to include additional parameters for Principal, OOB and Video cores. |
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In this release, we have introduced the following Smart PHY UI changes:
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Cisco Smart PHY 23.2 Release is upgrade ready. You can upgrade to 23.2 from 23.1, 22.4, 22.3.1, and 22.3 releases. |