Cisco Cisco Prime Access Registrar Jumpstart 6.1 Guide De Montage

Click Power Cycle Server to restart the Prime Access Registrar Jumpstart appliance.

Follow the on-screen instructions in the KVM Console window to install ESXi 5.1. This step could take several to many 
minutes depending on the network connection from the client where the install is being run to the server.

You may be presented with a choice to upgrade or re-install and re-partition, depending on the situation. Choose the 
option appropriate for your situation.

ESXi is always installed in the evaluation mode. If you do not have the ESXi 5.1 license key, call the Cisco Technical 
Assistance Center (TAC) and ask for the Licensing Team. For your local Cisco TAC phone number, see the Cisco 
Worldwide Contacts page at: 

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At the end of the installation, unmap the Virtual Media drive from 

 before you reboot the Prime Access Registrar 

Jumpstart appliance.

After the server reboots, configure ESXi 5.1 in the KVM Console window. For more information on how to configure 
the ESXi layer, see 

Using VMware vSphere, connect to the IP address or hostname of the UCS (ESXi).

From the vSphere menu, choose File > Deploy OVF Template. The Deploy OVF Template Source window appears.

To deploy the OVF file, click Browse and choose the OVF file (CPAR611.ovf) available on the location where it was 
previously unpacked. Choose the appropriate Local or Regional OVF in the corresponding subdirectory.

Complete the deployment following the on-screen instructions.

Before using the Prime Access Registrar server, install the 32-bit gdome2 library and import the proper license to the 
/cisco-ar/license/ folder. For more information on installing the gdome2 library, see the 

Restart the Prime Access Registrar server by using the following command:

You can now restore your original license or request a replacement license at 

If you encounter any issue for which you are not able to find a solution, contact the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) 
for help.

For assistance in troubleshooting, the appliance comes with a secure FTP server and a TAC tool.

Ensure that you send the data gathered by the TAC tool to the Technical Assistance Centre (TAC) team in case of issues.

You can use the FTP server (vsftpd) to transfer files to and from the virtual appliance. You have to create a user to log into the 
vsftpd because the 'root' user cannot be used for logging in. The vsftpd will not be up and running when you power on the 
appliance, so you have to manually start it.

You can start the vsftpd using the command:

You can stop the vsftpd using the command: