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catastrophic incident occurs, users can recover the configuration data from the regional cluster. If the configuration is common across the

local clusters, users can quickly configure a new server by replicating the archived configuration data on the new server.

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Shared WHOIS (SWIP) report for American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN)—Cisco Network Registrar 6.2 provides tools for users to

generate address space reports and submit these reports to regional Internet Registries that govern the allocation and use of IP address

space. The report support format is mandated by the SWIP process. Each report contains the following:

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Information to identify the organization using the subdelegated address blocks

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Registration information for each IP address block

UPGRADE PATHS

Existing Cisco Network Registrar customers currently can upgrade to the Cisco Network Registrar 6.2 local cluster. Customers deploying a

Cisco Network Registrar 6.1 regional cluster can also upgrade to the Cisco Network Registrar 6.2 regional cluster to take advantage of the new

features. When migrating to Release 6.2, customers can use a utility available with the solution that can import information from the current

Cisco Network Registrar database to make Cisco Network Registrar 6.2 operational in a short time.

Customers with an active Software Application Support plus Upgrades (SASU) contract can request a new local cluster license and a product kit

at no cost through the Product Upgrade tool available at

http://tools.cisco.com/gct/Upgrade/jsp/index.jsp. When accessing this tool, customers

need to provide the SASU contract number and then request the Cisco Network Registrar 6.2 upgrade kits, which are shipped from

manufacturing in 5 to 10 days after receipt of the request. Because the regional cluster was not covered by the SASU entitlements, customers

need to purchase these optional features separately through additional product licenses.

ORDERING INFORMATION

Cisco Network Registrar 6.2 products are available for order from Cisco Systems

sales representatives or online at

http://www.cisco.com.

To run Cisco Network Registrar 6.2, customers need to order the base product that includes a media kit and right-to-use licenses to manage

1000 IP nodes. Customers can buy additional licenses needed to cover their network size.

Customers deploying the new optional features need to purchase the regional cluster license, which includes cluster-management and address-

management capability. This license is also required if a customer wants to activate the router-interface-configuration (RIC) server features.

Note that both the regional cluster and RIC licensing are based on the number of IP nodes. Customers need to buy the appropriate number of

licenses to cover the IP nodes in their network.

Table 1 gives ordering information, Table 2 gives information about new optional features, and Table 3 lists new upgrade part numbers for

Cisco Network Registrar 6.2.

Table 1. Ordering Information for Cisco Network Registrar 6.2

Part Number Description

CNR-6.2-BASE1K Cisco Network Registrar 6.2, base license and kit, all platforms, 1000 IP nodes

CNR-6.2-ADD10K Cisco Network Registrar 6.2, add 10,000 IP nodes, license-only kit

CNR-6.2-ADD25K Cisco Network Registrar 6.2, add 25,000 IP nodes, license-only kit

CNR-6.2-ADD50K Cisco Network Registrar 6.2, add 50,000 IP nodes, license-only kit

CNR-6.2-ADD100K Cisco Network Registrar 6.2, add 100,000 IP nodes, license-only kit

CNR-6.2-ADD500K Cisco Network Registrar 6.2, add 500,000 IP nodes, license-only kit

CNR-6.2-ADD1M Cisco Network Registrar 6.2, add 1 million IP nodes, license-only kit