Introduction

Note:

• This documentation is for describing the base configuration for IR800, IR1101, and IR1800 devices.

• The term eCVD refers to the electronic Cisco Validated Design template (eCVD) provided by Cisco.

• The term IR1800 refers to the industrial router series. Specifically, the IR800, IR1101, and IR1800 series.

• The configuration push through the Cisco-provided eCVDs and bootstrapping without any customization does not result in a device reload if you are using 17.10.1a or above.

  These two scenarios are the exception.

  • When you enable Umbrella configuration.
  • When a configuration rollback request from Operations Dashboard (OD) conflicts with the IP SLA.

Cisco’s IoT OD provides cloud-based management for IoT routers, network devices, and more. Configuration of the managed devices on IoT OD is based on eCVD templates, that are designed to be easy to use without significant experience required with Cisco IOS command line that is traditionally used for configuration and management.

These eCVD templates are designed, developed, and validated by Cisco to provide the most-used features. They provide a form-based user interface that enables an efficient means for you to get your IoT deployments up and running. The entry fields allow you to either search for existing values or enter new values that facilitate router configuration. ou can also modify the eCVD templates to create custom templates. On IoT OD, the IR800, RI1101 and IR1800 devices each have one integrated template that fits the requirements for all the models of each series. These templates are leveraged to configure IR800, IR1101 and IR1800 devices using the IoT OD. For information on how to download eCVD templates, go to the eCVD repository.

Section Configuration Details

This table list the variables used for each of the IR devices.