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adding components 1Admin UIlogin password 1login username 1audience 1available disk spacedata directory 1B
bacckdc.license 1C
checklistinstalling 1commandsPrime Cable Provisioning:pkgask (noninteractive) 1UNIXtar 1Common Steps 1components:adding to install 1configurationDPEfor data 1for voice technology (PacketCable) 1Network Registrar extensionsvalidating 1ConfiguringCPNR-EP Properties File 1Crypto libraries 1D
data directory 1database logs directory 1DHCPconfiguring for Network Registrar 1reload 1directoriesdata 1database logs 1default location 1database logs 1home 1Network Registrar extensions 1disk spacedata 1home 1home 1DNSenabling a spoofing server 1reload 1DPEabout 1configuring 1for data 1for voice technology 1dpe.properties file 1dpe.properties file:/pktcbl/enable 1dpe.properties file:/pktcbl/regsvr/configEncrypt=0 1dpe.properties file:/pktcbl/regsvr/configEncrypt=1 1dpe.properties file:/pktcbl/regsvr/KDCServiceKey 1dpe.properties file:/pktcbl/regsvr/policyPrivacy 1dpe.properties file:/pktcbl/snmp/keyMaterial 1dpe.properties file:/pktcbl/snmp/timeout=1 1dpe.properties file:/pktcbl/snmp/timeout=10 1dpe.properties file:/server/provFQDNs 1logging in 1DPE Cachebackup tool 1G
generateresponse file 1H
home directory 1I
installationchecklist 1directoriesdata 1database logs 1home 1requirementsNetwork Registrar 1InstallationRequirements 1worksheet 1installation checklist 1installingcomponents 1components interactivePWS 1RDU 1REST PWS 1components, interactiveDPE 1Network Registrar extensions 1components, noninteractive 1initial steps 1pkgask installcomponents (noninteractive) 1pkgask install (noninteractive) 1Installinginitial steps 1interactiveKDC 1interactive installationcomponents 1DPE 1Network Registrar extensions 1PWS 1REST PWS 1initial steps 1KDC 1interactive installation componentsRDU 1K
KDCFQDN 1interactive installation 1interface address 1Kerberos realm 1KeyGen tool 1license 1service key 1on DPE 1on KDC 1L
large file supportlinux 1licensingDPE 1about 1installing license 1KDCabout 1bacckdc.license 1installing license 1license fileabout 1installing 1listening portabout 1default number 1logical volume blocks 1logical volume group 1M
migrateDb.sh toolarguments 1using 1N
Network Registrarabout 1clusterslocal 1regional 1default location 1installing extensionsrequirements 1tasks 1validating 1license key 1nrcmd CLI 1uninstalling 1upgrading 1Network Registrar:installing extensions:configuring 1Network Registrar:reloading server 1Network Registrar:web UI:login username 1noninteractive installationabout 1installing using response file 1nrcmd CLI 1O
obtain license 1operating systemrequirements 1overview 1P
PacketCableconfiguring DPE 1post-uninstallation task 1product documentation 1PWSinteractive installation 1R
RDUinteractive installation 1listening port 1migrating databaseusing migrateDb.sh tool 1verifying integrity 1RDU agent 1shared secret 1RDU Redundancyconfigure HA mode 1HA Setup 1install_bac.sh 1installation scripts 1logical volume manager 1miscellaneous requirements 1post_install_bac_HA.sh 1pre_install_bac_HA.sh 1prerequisites 1primary server 1primary-only mode 1recovery mode 1redundancy requirements 1secondary server 1secondary-only mode 1SSH keys 1Two Node Failover Pair 1uninstall 1utility requirements 1recoveringRDU database 1requirementshardware 1Network Registrar 1patches 1RequirementsDatabase 1REST PWSinteractive installation 1S
scope selection tag 1shared secret 1SSL libraries 1Supports64-bit servers 1inline migration 1T
Tomcat processdetecting 1toolmigrateDb.sh 1U
uninstall 1uninstallationpost-uninstallation task 1uninstalling 1uninstall_bac_HA.sh 1upgradeCPNR-EP 1DPE 1KDC 1Upgrade requirements 1upgradingcomponentsNetwork Registrar extensions 1migrating RDU databaseusing migrateDb.sh 1verifying database integrity 1V
verifydatabase integrity 1
Cisco Prime Cable Provisioning 6.1.1 Quick Start Guide
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- Updated:
- September 14, 2018
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