The IoT Field Network Director (IoT FND) is a software platform to manage a multi-service network and security infrastructure for IoT applications such as smart grid applications including advanced metering infrastructure (AMI). Tool for encryption of passwords after keystore updateĪdmin Tool script prompts user for old and new keystore details as part of the automatic conversion process.
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On the Config > Firmware Update page you can upload IOx firmware images for CGR 1000 series routers. You can add devices to the Group by either the UI or CSV file import. On the Config > Groups page, you can define groups for general multicast purposes. Zero Touch Deployment (ZTD) ReprovisioningĪllows IoT FND to support ZTD reprovisioning actions over IPSEC tunnels for routers behind the NAT boundary. On the Admin > Logging page, you can query as many as 10 Device EIDs at a time. Log Debug Info for Specific Routers or Endpoints On the Admin > Users page, you can now assign two new roles to the user: Router Operator and Endpoint Operator. On the Operations > Issues page, you can export all or query for specific issues to export to a CSV file. See North Bound API User Guide for the Cisco IoT Field Network Director, Release 3.2 NB API Enhancements to support Gateway as a Service (GaaS)Īdditions to the Group Management template and reprovisioning actions of the NB API provide support for GaaS. The Last Reboot time displays under Mesh Device Health. On the Device Detail page for IR500, you can reboot the device by selecting the Reboot button.
On the Devices > Field Devices page, a new Reboot button allows reboot of the selected router. An additional parameter Last Reboot Time displays in the Device Info panel for the modem. On the Devices > Field Devices page, a new Reboot Modem button allows reboot of the modem. IXM-LORA: IPSec Configuration between Cisco IOS and LoRaWAN modem See Cellular Link Metrics on the Device Detail page within the User Guide. Two modem support displays four cellular interfaces (cellular 0/0, cellular 1/0, cellular 1/0, cellular 1/1) for the devices, where the first digit represents the modem and the second digit indicates the Packet Data Network (PDN). Supporting routers (noted above) must have Cisco IOS Release 15.6(3)M1 or greater installed to support the module. Information on the module can be found on the following pages: Field Devices, Modem list for IR800 (IR809/IR829), Field Devices, Firmware Image Update Page, Events and Issues.ĭual-active 4G/LTE radio support on Cisco IoT router modules to provide support for multiple carriersĬisco routers IR829, CGR1000 (CGR1240, CGR1120) and Cisco 819 4G LTE ISRs (C819) each support a new dual-active radio module SKU: ■ IR829GW-LTE-EA-K9: Multi-carrier band support for North America and Europe. ■ IR829GW-LTE-LA-(Q/D/Z/F/K/C/F/S)-K9): Provides expanded LTE band support for Asia Pacific and Latin America. ■ IR829GW-LTE-SC-K9: Provides support for LTE band 26 in North America See Managing External Modules in Managing Devices chapter.Ĭisco 829 Industrial Integrated Services Routers Itron OpenWay RIVA devices are identified in the IoT FND user interface as:Ĭisco LoRaWAN module Embedded Event Manger (EEM) Applet TemplateĮmbedded Event Manager EEM applet for LoRaWAN configuration can be pushed to the router from IoT FND to monitor the protocol status (Up/Down). Itron OpenWay RIVA G-W (Gas-Water) device management Within the IoT FND user interface, Itron CAM module is identified as:
Itron OpenWay RIVA CAM module, installed within the CGR 1000 routers, provides connectivity to the Itron OpenWay RIVA electric and gas-water devices. Modifications made to use TLV 61 to read RSSI values for Itron OpenWay RIVA G-W (Gas-Water) endpoints rather than TLV 25.įor more information, see Cisco IoT Field Network Director User Guide, Release 3.2 at: TLV 61 support on Itron OpenWay RIVA G-W (CSCvc76617)
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