Cisco Prime Network Registrar 11.0 Administration Guide

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Chapter: Cisco Prime Network Registrar on Container

Cisco Prime Network Registrar on Container
How to Run Cisco Prime Network Registrar as Docker Container

Cisco Prime Network Registrar on Container

Cisco Prime Network Registrar 11.0 can be run as a Docker container that you can install in your own infrastructure. There are two Docker images provided for Cisco Prime Network Registrar 11.0: a regional container and a local container.

How to Run Cisco Prime Network Registrar as Docker Container

For information on how to run Cisco Prime Network Registrar as Docker container, see the "Cisco Prime Network Registrar on Container" chapter in Cisco Prime 11.0 Installation Guide.

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