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From proceeding with the AP refresh. Step 9 In the Schedule Access Point Refresh Task window, click Now or Run Later to schedule the AP refresh task for a later date and time. Step 10 In the Summary window, review the configuration settings. (To make any changes, click Edit.) Step 11 In the Track Replacement Status window, monitor the AP replacement status: If the AP replacement succeeds, the Replacement Status shows REPLACED. If the AP replacement fails, the Replacement Status shows Error. Note If the new AP isn’t yet discovered in the inventory and the corresponding AP refresh entry is waiting for the new device to be connected, or if the PnP claim process is in progress, resynchronize the Cisco Wireless Controller. Step 12 (Optional) In the Track Replacement Status window, do any of the following: To view the latest AP replacement status, click Refresh Data. To get more information about the AP replacement status, click View Details. To delete a replacement entry, under the Actions column, click the three blue dots and click Delete. In the Warning dialog box, click Yes. To download the provisioning summary to a CSV file that you can save locally, click Export. To download the provisioning status report, click Download Report. Step 13 Click Next to view the refresh summary. After a successful replacement, an AP refresh event is generated in Cisco Catalyst Assurance for the old and new APs. Step 14 (Optional) View the AP refresh event under Event Viewer in the AP

Configuration window, review the configuration that will be pushed to the new device from the older device and click Next. Step 12 In the Schedule Task window, click Now to start device replacement immediately or click Later to schedule the device replacement at a specific time. Click Next. Step 13 In the Summary window, review the configuration settings and click Refresh Devices. The replacement of the older device with the new device is initiated. Step 14 Click Monitor Refresh Status to view the replacement device status. The Inventory window is displayed. You can view the device replacement status under the Refresh Status column. Step 15 Click the link under the Refresh Status column to view the ongoing process. Step 16 Click Refresh. This process might take some time. Upon successful device replacement, the older device is replaced with the new device. Create a Remote Support Authorization The following procedure describes how to create a remote support authorization. Note The Catalyst Center remote support authorization is supported only with RADKit version 1.2.1 and later. Procedure Step 1 From the main menu, choose . Step 2 If a task overview window is displayed, click Let's Do It to go directly to the workflow. Step 3 In the Access Permission Agreement window, do the following: Check the I agree to provide access to network devices check box to provide access to network devices. Check the I agree to provide access to Catalyst Center check box to allow a Cisco specialist to access your

Multiple refresh attempts.Access refresh detailsYou can access semantic model refresh details from multiple locations: the Monitoring hub historical runs, semantic model refresh settings and semantic model detail page.The following image highlights where to click on the semantic model refresh settings window, to access refresh details:In the following image, you can see where to click on the semantic model details page to access refresh details:View refresh metricsFor each refresh attempt, you can view the execution metrics by selecting the Show link in the Execution details column. Execution metrics can assist with troubleshooting or optimizing the semantic model refresh. Previously, this execution metrics data was accessible through Log Analytics or Fabric Workspace Monitoring.Link from external applicationsYou can link semantic model refresh details from external applications by constructing a URL with the workspace, semantic model, and refresh ID. The following line shows the structure of such URLs: example, the following Fabric Notebook uses semantic link sempy and Power BI API Get Refresh History to create a refresh detail URL for each run of a semantic model:import sempyimport sempy.fabric as fabricimport pandas as pd workspaceId = "[Your Workspace Id]"semanticModelId = "[Your semantic model Id]"client = fabric.FabricRestClient()response = client.get(f"/v1.0/myorg/groups/{workspaceId}/datasets/{semanticModelId}/refreshes")refreshHistory = pd.json_normalize(response.json()['value'])refreshHistory["refreshLink"] = refreshHistory.apply(lambda x:f" axis=1)displayHTML(refreshHistory[["requestId", "refreshLink"]].to_html(render_links=True, escape=False))The previous code generates a table with refresh IDs and their corresponding detail page URLs, as shown in the following image:Refresh cancellationStopping a semantic model refresh is useful when you want to stop a refresh of a large semantic model during peak time. Use the refresh cancellation feature to stop refreshing semantic models that reside on Premium, Premium Per User (PPU) or Power BI Embedded capacities.To cancel a semantic model refresh, you need to be a contributor, member, or an admin of the semantic model's workspace. Semantic model refresh cancellation only works with semantic models that use Import mode or Composite mode.NoteSemantic models created as part of datamarts aren't supported.To start a refresh, go to the semantic model you want to refresh, then select Refresh now.To stop a refresh, follow these steps:Go to the semantic model that's refreshing and select Cancel refresh.In the Cancel refresh pop-up window, select Yes.Best practicesChecking the refresh history of your semantic models regularly is one of the most important best practices you can adopt to ensure that your reports and dashboards use current data. If you discover issues, address them promptly and follow up with data source owners and gateway administrators if necessary.In addition,