# Cisco day0 provisioning

# Introduction
When a network device like a switch or a router comes the first time on-line, a fair amount of manual configuration has 
to happen before it is fully functional. At minimum, it needs to be updated to the proper software image and a golden 
configuration. Day zero automation techniques automate these processes, bringing up network devices into a functional 
state with minimal to no-touch. Hence the name Zero touch. The goal of Zero touch is to enable you to plug in a new 
network device and have it configured and transitioned into production automatically without the need for manual 
configuration. For this purpose Cisco offers (at least) three different ways.

- Autoinstall
- Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP)
- Plug and Play (PnP)

This is a collection of some basic scripts to get these things up and running.

## Autoinstall

the directory _autoinstall_ contains  

## ZTP

## PnP