About the Devices Page

To access this page, click Resources > Devices.

You can use the Devices page to view the list of all devices managed by Contrail Service Orchestration (CSO). You can also view information about each device in the network.

Tasks You Can Perform

You can perform the following tasks from this page:

Manage a CPE. See Manage a Single CPE Device.
Reboot a CPE device. See Rebooting a CPE Device.
Download the cloud formation template. Click Cloud Info Template to download the template in JSON format. See Download the Cloud Formation Template and Provision the Device on AWS Server.
Activate a device. See Activate a Device . You can also view detailed information about the device activation logs at More > Activation Logs. See Viewing the History of Tenant Device Activation Logs.
Push licenses to devices. Select the device and click Push License. See Pushing a License to Devices.
View stage-1 configuration. Click Stage-1 Config and copy or save the configuration and deploy it to a device. See Workflow for Onboarding a Device Using ZTP.
Perform Return Material Authorization (RMA) to replace a device that is faulty or not reachable. You can perform RMA for a single-CPE, dual-CPE, provider hub, enterprise hub, and next-generation firewall devices.
- For information on performing RMA on single-CPE, dual-CPE, enterprise hub, and next-generation firewall devices, see Perform Return Material Authorization (RMA) for a Device
View details about a device. Click the Detail icon that appears when you hover over the row for a device or select a device and click More > Detail.
Install certificates on the site. See Installing and Uninstalling Certificates.
Ping a remote host from a device to identify connectivity issues. See Identifying Connectivity Issues by Using Ping.
Access the CLI of a device remotely. See Remotely Accessing a Device CLI.
Traceroute a remote host from a device to identify connectivity issues. See Identifying Connectivity Issues by Using Traceroute.
Show or hide columns about a device. Click the Show/Hide columns icon in the top right corner of the page and select columns that you want to view on the page.
Filter and sort the devices. Click a column name to sort the devices based on the column name.

Click the filter icon and select whether you want to show or hide column filters or apply a quick filter.

Note:
Sorting and filtering is applicable only to some fields.
Search for a device. Click the Search icon in the top right corner of the page to search for a specific device.

You can enter partial text or full text of the keyword in the text box and press Enter.

The search results are displayed on the same page.
Update the software image of the alternate partition. See Copying a Device Image to Alternate Partition.

Field Descriptions

Table 1 describes the fields on the Devices page.

Table 1: Fields on the Devices Page
Field	Description
Device Name	Displays the name of the device. Example: sunny-NFX-250
Tenant	Displays the name of the tenant. Example: tenant-blue
Site Name	Displays the name of the tenant site. Example: site-blue-white
Management Status	Displays the management status of the CPE devices deployed in the cloud. EXPECTED—Regional server has the activation details for the CPE device, but CPE device has not yet established a connection with the server. DEVICE DETECTED—Device is configured and is reachable by CSO. After the user enters the activation code for the device, the activation code is validated and device is authenticated. RMA—CPE device has been tagged for RMA as a result of the user applying the Initiate RMA action on the device. ACTIVE—ZTP is initiated, CPE device has downloaded images, but not yet configured, and stage-1 configuration is pushed to the device. PROVISIONED—ZTP is complete, and IPsec tunnel is established and operational on the device. PROVISION_FAILED—Multiple factors lead to failure in provisioning a device. If any of the steps in ZTP fails or if any process fails as a part of device activation, then provision fails. For example, CPE device provisioning fails when the vSRX Virtual Firewall is not instantiated properly.
Model	Displays the name of the device model. Example: NFX
Active Services	Displays the number of services that are activated for the device. Example: 3
Operational Status	Displays whether the device is up or down.
Location	Displays the name of the location. Example: San Jose, CA
Status Message	Displays the latest status message. Example: IPsec provision success
WAN Links	Displays the number of WAN links. Example: 2
POP Name	Displays the name of the POP. Example: pop_blue
Image Name	Displays the name of the device image file. Example: install_nfx_fmpm_agent_1_0.sh
OS Version	Displays the Junos OS Release version. Example: 15.1X49-D40
Serial Number	Displays the serial number of the device. Example: XXXXXXXXXXXX
UUID	Displays the universally unique identifier (UUID) of the device. Example: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx

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About the Devices Page

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