Owner: ebis guide Revision Number: 29 Last Revision Date: November 20, 2015 Table of Contents Preface 9

BLOCK SKUs

PID	Fulfillment Restriction
UCSC-DBUN-C200-102	BLOCK
R200-BUN-3	BLOCK
UCSC-DBUN-C200-101	BLOCK
UCSC-DBUN-C200-116	BLOCK
R200-BUN-1	BLOCK
UCSC-DBUN-C200-115	BLOCK
UCSC-DBUN-C210-105	BLOCK
R210-BUN-4	BLOCK
UCSC-DBUN-C210-103	BLOCK
UCSC-DBUN-C210-104	BLOCK
UCSC-DBUN-C210-117	BLOCK
UCSC-DBUN-C210-118	BLOCK
R210-BUN-1	BLOCK
UCSC-DBUN-C210-119	BLOCK
R200-BUN-2	BLOCK
R200-BUN-4	BLOCK
R210-BUN-2	BLOCK
R210-BUN-3	BLOCK
R210-BUN-5	BLOCK
R460-BUN-1	BLOCK
R460-BUN-2	BLOCK
R460-BUN-3	BLOCK
R210-STAND-CNFGW	BLOCK
R200-STAND-CNFGW	BLOCK
R210-CNFG1-N	BLOCK
R210-SASXP-CNFGW	BLOCK
R250-BUN-1	BLOCK
R250-BUN-2	BLOCK
R250-STND-CNFGW	BLOCK
R250-STND-CNFGW-2	BLOCK
R250-PERF-CNFGW	BLOCK
R250-PERF-CNFGW-2	BLOCK
R250-CNFG1-N	BLOCK
R250-STND-BUNDLE	BLOCK
R250-STND-BUNDLE-2	BLOCK
UCSB-DBUN-B200-102	BLOCK
UCSB-DBUN-B200-103	BLOCK
UCSB-DBUN-B200-101	BLOCK
UCSB-DBUN-B230-106	BLOCK
UCSB-DBUN-B230-107	BLOCK
UCSB-DBUN-B230-108	BLOCK
UCSB-DBUN-B250-104	BLOCK
UCSB-DBUN-B250-105	BLOCK
B200M2-BUN1	BLOCK
B200M2-BUN2	BLOCK
B200M2-BUN3	BLOCK
B200M2-BUN4	BLOCK
B200M2-BUN5	BLOCK
B200M2-BUN6	BLOCK
B200M2-BUN7	BLOCK
B250M2-BUN1	BLOCK
B250M2-BUN2	BLOCK
B440M1-BUN1	BLOCK

Redundancy and Default attributes

Redundancy & Default are key attributes in Config/Quoting/Estimate/Order process and will impact partner/subscriber systems if not maintained on configuration.

Redundancy indicates primary and redundant items in a configuration. When missing, configuration can be validated but may fail while editing configuration on CCW Portal or in CORE services.

Without a default flag, a valid configuration may become invalid due to instance mismatch.

Redundancy and Default attributes do not exist in legacy systems. These are new attributes in CCW. In order to enable partners to order valid configurations with redundant and default items, the following was changed –

1. 
   Use the suffix in the Cisco Product Hash Code to denote the different possible combinations.
   

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  Cisco Product Reference is sent back to partners on the configuration XML output and hence can be sent on the order request.
  
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    If Cisco Product Reference is on the order request, it takes precedence over any CP, SF, RF or DF values sent. System derives these values internally.
    

1. 
   Partners also have the ability to send CP, SF, RF and DF flags at line level (format described in section 10.2.1). However in case of invalid values for redundancy and/or default flags on the request, these values are ignored and not processed further.
   

2. 
   In case of having (a) or (b) BGL will not be triggered.
   

Accepted Diacritics

System accepts a list of diacritics and processes the order as listed below –

List of Operating Units

NETHERLANDS OPERATING UNIT

CISCO UK HOME OPERATING UNIT

CISCO ITALY SRL OPERATING UNIT

CISCO AUSTRALIA OPERATING UNIT

CISCO JAPAN OPERATING UNIT

CISCO US OPERATING UNIT

CISCO CANADA OPERATING UNIT

CISCO BRAZIL CA OPERATING UNIT

Products and Service ordering business rules for Cisco Brazil entity

Product Ordering controls

1. 
   All locally manufactured products can only be sold by Cisco Brazil entity
   
2. 
   All non-locally manufactured products can be sold by Cisco Inc entity only and no other business operating units can sell into Brazil.
   
3. 
   For all preset product configurations sold by Cisco Brazil entity, the equivalent product configurations should not be sold by Cisco Inc entity into Brazil.
   
4. 
   All software and software subscriptions (excluding embedded software) will be sold by Cisco Inc entity.
   

Service Ordering controls

1. 
   All Standalone TS and AS(AS-T, AS-F & AS-S) with install site as Brazil can only be sold by Cisco Brazil entity
   
2. 
   Attached Technical services to Non-Locally manufactured product can be sold by Cisco Inc entity
   

Product Mfg	Service Type	Attached with Product	Cisco Brazil or Cisco Inc
Locally Mfg (Embedded SW)	TS	Y	Cisco Brazil
Non locally Mfg (Embedded SW)	TS	Y	Cisco Inc
Non locally Mfg or Locally Mfg	TS (standalone M lines)	N	Cisco Brazil
Advance Services.	AS-Fixed (product in CCW)	NA	Cisco Brazil
SW (e-delivery products)	NA	NA	Cisco Inc
SW Subscription Sales	NA	Y	Cisco Inc
SW Subscription Sales	NA	N	Cisco Inc

Smart Software Licensing

What is Smart Account?

• 
  A Smart Account is an account created by the customer or partner, and it is where Smart Licenses are deposited.
  
• 
  The unique identifier of the Smart Account is referred to as the “Account Domain Identifier”.
  

Example: “BigU.edu” or “IBM.com”

• 
  A Smart Account must be assigned to Provisioning Enabled items on an order prior to submitting an order in CCW.
  
• 
  There are two types of Smart Accounts:
  

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  Customer Smart Account
  
• 
  Holding Smart Account
  

• 
  Smart Licenses can temporarily be stored in a Holding Account, but they cannot be activated until they are placed in an End Customer’s Smart Account.
  
• 
  There cannot be a combination of Holding Account and End Customer Account on an order.
  

What is Virtual Account?

• 
  Virtual Account is a subset of a smart account
  
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  A Smart Account can have one or more Virtual Accounts. Virtual Accounts fall under Smart Accounts and will be used by customers to internally organize licenses. (ex. “BigU.edu, Physics Department” or “BigU.edu, Engineering Department”)
  
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  When a Smart Account is created, a corresponding, default Virtual Account is automatically created at the same time.
  
• 
  Used by customers internally to organize licenses.
  

Example:

Customer Smart Account = BigU.edu (Umbrella account)

Virtual Account = BigU.edu Physics Dept (Department specific account)

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