Cisco Cisco Prime Optical 10.3 Installation Guide

 lists the platforms that are supported in Prime Optical.

The 

Prime Optical

 server must run on a dedicated workstation. Any application that is not explicitly listed in 

 as 

being required or supported by 

Prime Optical

 cannot be installed on the dedicated 

Prime Optical

 server workstation.

Note the following:

Prime Optical

 is not validated against required file systems (/oracle, /db01, /db02, /db03, /db04, /db05) of the Network File 

System (NFS) type.

If you are installing 

Prime Optical

 with Prime Central, Domain Name System (DNS) must be enabled on the 

Prime Optical

 

server.

To install Prime Optical on the RHEL server, the yum command must be properly configured and the yum repository must 
be available. See, 

 for more information. Ensure that the system is registered on the Red Hat Network 

(RHN), or the RHEL DVD must be available to configure the yum repository properly.

 lists the items required to install the 

Prime Optical

 server.

The following tables list hardware requirements for installing the 

Prime Optical

 server.

 lists the minimum processor requirements.

It is possible to use and configure disk arrays for database storage with any type of Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks 
(RAID) layout. You can do so only if the disk throughput is equal to or higher than the throughput calculated for internal 
disks.

Cisco UCS B series

1

1. See the appropriate 

 to verify which RHEL release is supported by each platform.

RHEL 6.5, server 64-bit

Cisco UCS C series

Prime Optical installation DVD or ISO image

—

RHEL 6.5, 64-bit

Enable the IPV6 networking option, to install Linux.

Sun Microsystems Java Development Kit (JDK) Standard 
Edition version 1.7.0_65

JDK is installed automatically for the Prime Optical server and 
Prime Optical GateWay/CORBA.

Oracle 11g licenses

Oracle licenses can be purchased either for the server processor 
or for named users. For more information on Oracle named 
users, see the 

.

GNU  tar

Prime Optical uses GNU tar to extract files from archives. GNU 
must be installed on the Prime Optical server workstation.