Cisco Cisco Prime Infrastructure 2.2 Installation Guide

Removing Prime Infrastructure using the following method will permanently delete all data on the server, including server 
settings and local backups. You will be unable to restore your data unless you have a remote backup. For other methods of 
removal, see 

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In the VMware vSphere client, right-click the Prime Infrastructure virtual appliance.

Power off the virtual appliance.

Click Delete from Disk to remove the Prime Infrastructure virtual appliance. 

This section provides information about navigational paths to access Prime Infrastructure features, and the details of the 
sections where the features are covered in the 

10022 to 
10041

TCP

Devices to server

Range of ports used for passive FTP file transfers (controller backups, 
device configurations, report retrieval, and so on)

11011

1

TCP

Endpoints to server

Plain text dispatcher port for the Plug and Play Gateway

11012

SSL dispatcher port for the Plug and Play Gateway

11013

Plain text plug and play port

11014

SSL port for the Plug and Play Gateway

61617

2

TCP

Server to endpoints

SSL port for Java Message Service connections

1. Used when the Plug and Play Gateway is integrated with the Prime Infrastructure server.
2. Used by the Prime Infrastructure Plug And Play Gateway only.

Adding licenses

Getting Started

Managing Users 

Controlling User Access

Discovering your network

Inventory > Device Management > Discovery Getting Started

Setting up virtual domains

Getting Started

Using monitoring dashboards

Operating the Network

Using templates for configuring 
and monitoring

Configuration > Templates > Features & 
Technologies or Monitor > Monitoring 
Policies

Designing the Network

Using templates for wireless 
configuration

Creating Wireless Controller Templates

Viewing alarms

Monitoring Alarms

Maintaining device 
configurations

Maintaining Device Configuration Inventory