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Select the Manager in your lab and open its web interface.

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Check the edge details for its control connections and OMP peer.

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Create a CLI template and use a variable for the device hostname.

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Create an NTP feature template for this supported IOS XE target.

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Combine the CLI and feature templates in a device template.

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Select the target carefully, because a push replaces its configuration.

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A missing variable is refused before the configuration can be applied.

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Preview the generated commands and confirm the selected device and values.

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Push the template, then check its running configuration and the control device.

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Save the configuration and reopen the lab to verify the change.

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For the policy test, first confirm that both service VPN destinations respond.

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Create a rule for one prefix and inspect the compiled policy preview.

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Apply the control policy through the supported Manager API.

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The selected destination is blocked while the control destination still responds.

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Reverse the rule and verify that its route and traffic recover.

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In Monitor, follow the voice path as MPLS fails and business internet takes over.

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Restore the transport and check that the voice path returns to MPLS.