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Welcome to the Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 6.1.1 User Guide. This guide describes concepts and configurations related to Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning.
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For a complete understanding of the product, use this guide along with the documentation listed in Product Documentation. |
System administrators use this guide to configure Prime Cable Provisioning for automating large-scale provisioning for broadband access. The administrator should be familiar with:
Basic networking concepts and terminology
Network administration
Cable networks
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We sometimes update the printed and electronic documentation after original publication. Therefore, you should also review the documentation on Cisco.com for any updates. |
See the Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 6.1.1 Documentation Overview for the list of Prime Cable Provisioning guides.
See the Cisco Prime Network Registrar Documentation Overview for the list of Cisco Prime Network Registrar guides.
See the Prime Cable Provisioning Compatibility Matrix for the compatibility of Prime Cable Provisioning 6.1.1 with the previous releases.
See the Prime Cable Provisioning and Prime Network Registrar Compatibility Matrix for the compatibility of Prime Cable Provisioning 6.1.1 with Prime Network Registrar.
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