Performing a quick start configuration

This section contains topics that provide example procedures related to establishing a quick start stand-alone BMC Network Automation configuration. The examples in this section are specific to an environment consisting of Cisco IOS routers.

Quick start installation task	For more information	Benefit
Establish the initial configuration	Performing-the-initial-configuration	Review the topics in this section to perform the following tasks: View configuration files Configure automatic detection of change Make the new configuration as trusted Configuring general notification methodsPerforming-the-initial-configuration
Configure a policy for monitoring configuration discrepancies, and then verify that it is working	Configuring configuration discrepancy notifications	Review the topics in this section to perform the following tasks: Configure the Send Discrepancy Notification policy Make a change to the router configuration Confirm discrepancy notifications Use the Dashboard to roll back a discrepancy
Configure compliance auditing and enforcement	Configuring-compliance-auditing-and-enforcement	Review the topics in this section to perform some of the following tasks: Define when to audit compliance Configure the system for real-time auditing Configure a compliance violation notification policy Configure a compliance violations all cleared notification policy Configure rule sets and rules
Manage configuration change using templates	Managing-configuration-change-using-templates	Review the topics in this section to perform the following tasks: Create a change template Deploy a change using a template Verify that the change took place Accept the configuration change
Manage configuration changes using Telnet/SSH sessions	Managing-configuration-change-using-Telnet-or-SSH-sessions	Includes information about how you can launch a Telnet or SSH session to make a change and then, view changes made in the Telnet or SSH session.

Performing a quick start configuration

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