User Guide

4. In the Credenals secon, create a set of new credenals or select from the exisng device credenals.
JSI supports SSH keys or usernames and passwords.
5. In the Connecons secon, dene a connecon mode. You can add a new connecon or choose from the exisng
connecons to connect the device to the LWC. You can connect the devices directly or through a set of bason
hosts. You can specify a maximum of ve bason hosts.
6. Aer entering the data, click Submit to iniate device data collecon for the device group.
View Nocaons
Juniper Cloud noes you about the device onboarding and data collecon status. Nocaon could also contain
informaon about errors that need to be addressed. You can receive nocaons in your email, or view them on Juniper
Support Portal.
Here's how to view nocaons on Juniper Support Portal:
1. Click Insights > Device Nocaons.
2. Click a Nocaon ID to view the content of the nocaon.
View Operaonal Dashboards and Reports
The JSI operaonal dashboards and reports are dynamically updated based on a periodic (daily) device data collecon,
which is iniated when you onboard a device. The dashboards and reports provide a set of current, historic, and
comparave data insights into the devices' health, inventory, and lifecycle management. The insights include the
following:
• Soware and hardware systems inventory (chassis to component level detail covering serialized and non-serialized
items).
• Physical and logical interface inventory.
• Conguraon change based on commits.
• Core les, alarms, and Roung Engine health.
• End of Life (EOS) and End of Service (EOS) exposure.
Juniper manages these operaonal dashboards and reports.
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