Cisco Cisco Prime Infrastructure 2.2 Guia Da Instalação

For:

An overview of Prime Infrastructure features and benefits, see the latest 

Information about frequently used Prime Infrastructure features, see the 

Cisco Prime Infrastructure 2.2 User Guide.

 

Information about features intended for administrators, see the 

 

Prime Infrastructure licenses control the features that you can use and the number of devices you can manage using those 
features. For more information about:

Cisco Prime Infrastructure license types and how to order them, see the 

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How to apply purchased licenses, see the 

Review the following topics before attempting to install Cisco Prime Infrastructure.

Prime Infrastructure is supplied as an appliance, which is a virtual machine (VM) that includes the application itself and a 
secured, hardened, 64-bit Red Hat Linux Enterprise Server operating system. The appliance comes in two main forms:

Virtual: The virtual appliance is packaged as an Open Virtualization Archive (OVA) file, which must be installed on a 
user-supplied, qualified server running VMware ESXi. This form allows you to run on the server hardware of your choice. 
You can also install the virtual appliance in any of four configurations, each optimized for a different size of enterprise 
network. For hardware requirements and capacities for each of the virtual appliance’s size options, see 

Physical: The physical appliance is packaged as a rack-mountable server, with VMware ESXi and the Prime Infrastructure 
VM pre-installed and configured for you. You have a choice of standard and high-performance configurations. For physical 
appliance hardware specifications and capacities, see