Last week, I concentrated on how to use Cisco Prime Infrastructure to do troubleshooting for your network. Today, as the 5^thand final post of my 5-part blog series, I'll look at how to maintain network health for your branch site users with Prime. As a quick recap, here's my blog series on how to set up networking with Prime for a new branch site.

WAN deployment -blog 1 Converged wired and wireless  -blog 2 Application performance -blog 3 Troubleshooting -blog 4 Network health -blog 5 (this blog)

As designed, you have successfully brought up your new branch site and the network is now in production. And you are well prepared to troubleshoot if anything goes wrong. Before you declare "mission accomplished", there is one more step you can take to achieve long-term success. Just like preventive healthcare can help a person to stay healthy, Prime gives you a number of tools to monitor and maintain your network health. By making full use of these tools, you are prepared to address potential issues before they impact your network.

With Prime, you can
-Keep track of network changes with network topology maps and Device 360