Cisco Cisco Prime Access Registrar Jumpstart 6.1 Guide De Montage

After accepting the license agreement and providing the root password, log into the machine in the console with the 
credentials as root and password (that you set.)

If you want to use static IP configuration, do the following:

Configure the network interfaces using the following command:

ifconfig eth2 IP-chosen-for-cpar netmask maskvalule up

Configure the gateway with following command:

route add default gw ip-chosen-for-gateway

If you want to use DHCP, modify the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ethX file to make a Linux box look to the 
dhcpd server for server’s network configuration; where X in ethX refers to the appropriate file and the interface. 
The file must have BOOTPROTO=dhcp and ONBOOT=yes.

The next time you boot your Linux computer, or restart the network, you will obtain the IP address, netmask, 
broadcast address, and routing information from the dhcpd server.

Copy the license file you obtained from cisco.com to the /cisco-ar/license directory.

Run the following commands to set the administrator username and password you selected:

/cisco-ar/bin/aregcmd -s

add /Administrators/selected-username

set /Administrators/selected-username/password selected-password

delete /Administrators/admin

save

exit

In order to import the example configuration into Prime Access Registrar, import the 
/cisco-ar/examples/cli/add-example-configuration.rc file. Following is the procedure is to execute the command: 
/cisco-ar/bin/aregcmd -f /cisco-ar/examples/cli/add-example-configuration.rc.

If you want to set the Oracle home directory in the arserver, you need to use the updateOracleHome.sh script under the 
/cisco-ar/bin directory.

If you want to use SIGTRAN functionality in the Prime Access Registrar appliance, do the following:

Download the rpm gdome2 of version of 0.8.0 or above and install it in the appliance.

Run the following script under the /cisco-ar/bin directory:

Restart the Prime Access Registrar server using the following command:

Appliance configuration is done. You can proceed further to configure Prime Access Registrar. For more information, 
see Configuring Cisco Prime Access Registrar section of the 

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