Cisco IWAN Application on APIC-EM User Guide, Release 1.4.2

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Updated:: May 3, 2017

Chapter: New and Changed Information

New Features and Changed Information

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New Features and Changed Information

New Features and Changed Information

The following table summarizes new and changed features in the Cisco IWAN app, release 1.4.2.

Table 1-1 New and Changed Information for Release 1.4.2
Feature	Description	Reference
Hub site geo location	Enables setting the geographic location of a hub site.	Setting the Geographic Location of a Hub Site
Removing user-defined QoS bandwidth service profiles	Ability to delete user-defined QoS bandwidth user profiles that are not in use by any WAN connections.	Deleting a User-defined QoS Bandwidth Service Profile
Expanded support for Custom Configuration	Custom Configuration is a mechanism for executing CLI configuration commands on devices within the IWAN network, similarly to a batch file of commands. This release adds full, non-beta support for this feature, and includes default configuration templates that provide CLI-level support for various features.	Custom Configuration of Devices Custom Configuration Default Templates
Enhanced data center prefix input	Improves the process of selecting and deselecting data center prefixes when configuring a LAN.	Wizard Step 5—Configuring the IWAN Aggregation Site
Support for Live Action	Enables configuring the IWAN App to use Live Action for collecting performance data.	Collecting Network Data Using LiveAction
Support for a /30 subnet mask for site address pool	Adds support for a /30 subnet mask when adding a site address pool for a site with only a single device.	Wizard Step 3—Configuring IP Address Pools
Support for Cisco ISR 897 routers for branch sites	Support added for Cisco ISR 897 routers for branch sites. See the release notes for details.	Cisco IWAN Application on APIC-EM Release Notes, Release 1.4.2

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