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This appendix describes how to install, upgrade, and uninstall Cisco Network Registrar (CNR) regional and local clusters on a single machine to support smaller test configurations for evaluation purposes.
To install CNR on a single machine for evaluation purposes:
Step 1 Check whether the machine has enough disk space to accommodate two separate installations of CNR.
Step 2 Install or upgrade the local cluster on the machine, according to the procedures in Chapter 2, "Installing and Upgrading Cisco Network Registrar." Specify the Local cluster installation. In Windows, do not reboot.
Step 3 Install or upgrade the regional cluster on the same machine, according to the same procedures. Specify the Regional cluster installation. In Windows, this time reboot.
To test the installation:
Step 1 Start and log in to the web UI for the local cluster, using the URL appropriate to the port number. By default, the local port numbers are 8080 for HTTP connections and 8443 for HTTPS (secure) connections. In Windows, from the Start menu, choose Network Registrar 7.2 local Web UI.
Step 2 Add DNS zones and DHCP scopes, templates, client-classes, or virtual private networks (VPNs) as a test to pull data to the regional cluster.
Step 3 Start and log in to the web UI for the regional cluster, using the URL appropriate to the port number. By default, the regional port numbers are 8090 for HTTP connections and 8453 for HTTPS (secure) connections. In Windows, from the Start menu, choose Network Registrar 7.2 regional Web UI.
Step 4 Test the regional cluster for single sign-on connectivity to the local cluster. Try to pull DNS zone distributions, DHCP scopes, templates, client-classes, or VPNs from the local cluster to the regional replica database.
If you need to uninstall CNR, follow the procedure in the "Starting and Stopping Servers" section on page 2-13.
No option exists to uninstall only the regional or local cluster in a dual-mode installation environment.