Cisco Cisco Prime Home 2.4 White Paper
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Networking: 2 network interface cards (NICs):
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NIC 1: Dedicated external connectivity
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NIC 2: Dedicated intraserver connectivity
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Storage: 300 GB+; see the “Storage Requirements” section
Cisco Prime Home Servers (Virtual Machine)
Quantity: 2
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Processor: 8+ cores at 2.5 GHz+
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RAM (DIMMs): 24 GB, 32+ GB preferred
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Networking: 2 NICs:
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NIC 1: Dedicated external connectivity
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NIC 2: Dedicated intraserver connectivity
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Storage: 300 GB+; see the “Storage Requirements” section
Cisco Prime Home Database Servers (Hardware)
Quantity: 2
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Processor: 8 (Intel)-12 (AMD) CPU cores at 2.5 GHz+
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RAM (DIMMs): 24 GB, 32+ GB preferred
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RAID controller with 1 GB battery-backed write-through cache
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Networking: 2 NICs:
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NIC 1: Dedicated external connectivity
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NIC 2: Dedicated intraserver connectivity
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Storage: 500 GB+; see the “Storage Requirements” section
Cisco Prime Home Database Servers (Virtual Machine)
Cisco Prime Home database servers running in VMs are not recommended but are achievable. It should be noted
that RAM, processor, and I/O requirements far exceed that of hardware deployments. Network Attached Storage
(NAS) or SAN enclosures utilizing iSCSI are not feasible and will negate the option to deploy Cisco Prime Home
database servers in VMs. Virtualized database servers must have direct access to attached SAN storage that
meets our minimum storage requirements, not virtualized, iSCSI, or NAS storage.
Quantity: 2
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Processor allocation: 8+ cores at 2.5 GHz+
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RAM (DIMMs): 48 GB, 64 GB preferred
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Networking: 2 NICs:
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NIC 1: Dedicated external connectivity
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NIC 2: Dedicated intraserver connectivity
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Storage: 500 GB+ directly attached storage