Cisco Cisco Prime Infrastructure 2.0 Installationsanleitung

You must have root privileges to install Prime Infrastructure on a physical appliance. Make sure you have performed a recent 
backup before reinstalling Prime Infrastructure. After reinstalling, you can restore your data using the backup.

To reinstall Prime Infrastructure on a physical appliance, follow these steps:

Insert the provided Prime Infrastructure software Image DVD. The system boots up and the following console appears:

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           Welcome to Cisco Prime Infrastructure

To boot from hard disk, press <Enter>.

Available boot options:

  [1] Prime Infrastructure Installation (Keyboard/Monitor)

  [2] Prime Infrastructure Installation (Serial Console)

  [3] Recover administrator password. (Keyboard/Monitor)

  [4] Recover administrator password. (Serial Console)

  <Enter> Boot existing OS from Hard Disk.

Enter boot option and press <return>.

boot:

Select option 1 to reinstall Prime Infrastructure software image. The system reboots and the configure appliance screen 
appears.

Enter the initial setup parameters and the system reboots again. Remove the DVD and follow the steps to start the Prime 
Infrastructure server.

The

 lists all documentation is available for Prime Infrastructure:

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