rConfig - CIC Definitions
CIC (Config Integrity Check) Definitions ensure that the downloaded configuration meets your expectations and standards. You can create a definition for a device type or category and specify a list of commands that should be present in the configuration. If any commands are missing, the configuration will be marked as invalid or failed.
CIC Definitions use the same engine as policy definitions and are created in a similar manner. However, CIC Definitions are assigned to a device or category at the time of creation. These definitions are checked against the configuration when it is downloaded, and the results are stored in the configuration history. You can view the results in the configuration history view, with each configuration having one of three statuses: Valid, Invalid, or Failed.
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Valid | The configuration is complete and contains all the commands/output specified in the definition. |
| Invalid | A CIC definition was not found for the device. |
| Failed | The configuration does not contain one or more commands specified in the definition. |
Adding/ Editing CIC Definitions
Section titled “Adding/ Editing CIC Definitions”We have specific tutorial videos for CIC definitions on YouTube. You can find them here.