A network administrator is using Cisco DNA Center to onboard and configure a newly discovered switch. What is the correct order of steps required to complete the device provisioning workflow from start to finish?
- 1Select the newly discovered switch from the unassigned inventory list in Cisco DNA Center.
- 2Assign the switch to a specific location within the network site hierarchy (Area, Building, or Floor).
- 3Apply the appropriate network settings and attach required configuration templates in the provisioning wizard.
- 4Review the generated CLI configuration preview and select the deployment schedule.
- 5Deploy the configuration push and verify that the switch status changes to Provisioned.
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The correct sequence for provisioning a device in Cisco DNA Center is: 1) Select the switch from unassigned inventory, 2) Assign it to a network site, 3) Apply network settings and configuration templates, 4) Review the generated CLI preview and deployment schedule, and 5) Deploy the configuration and verify the switch status becomes Provisioned.
The Cisco DNA Center device provisioning workflow follows a strict logical sequence: first selecting the device from the unassigned inventory pool, assigning it to a site location in the network hierarchy, binding the relevant settings and CLI templates, reviewing the synthesized CLI configuration diff, and finally deploying the job to update the device status to Provisioned.
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Cisco DNA Center Device Provisioning Workflow