Cisco Cisco Prime Network Registrar Jumpstart 8.0 情報ガイド
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Q. Can additional virtual machines run on the Cisco Prime Network Registrar Jumpstart appliance? It comes with
VMware ESXi 4.1 installed.
A. Yes, additional virtual machines can run on the Cisco Prime Network Registrar Jumpstart appliance, assuming
sufficient resources (CPU, memory, disk space, disk bandwidth) are available to support them. Running a
Cisco Network Registrar regional cluster virtual appliance on the hardware (along with the preinstalled Cisco
Prime Network Registrar virtual machine) is one example. Recognize that both the DHCP and DNS servers
included in the Cisco Prime Network Registrar Jumpstart appliance are usually constrained in their
performance by the bandwidth of the disk. You can see this in the performance numbers above, where the
new clients for DHCP require a disk write but granting leases to returning clients does not require any disk
access. Thus, it is recommended that operators ensure there is sufficient disk bandwidth available for all of the
virtual machines they might want to run.
Q. What support is available with Cisco Prime Network Registrar Jumpstart?
A. SMARTnet
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support applies to the hardware. Software Application Support (SAS) is available for the Cisco
Prime Network Registrar application.
Q. What type of warranty does the appliance carry?
A. The product ships with a standard 90-day hardware warranty.
Q. Where and when can I obtain more information?
A. For more information about Cisco Prime Network Registrar Jumpstart, go to
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