Upgrading From Previous Releases

When you upgrade from a previous release of Network Registrar, you can choose to save your database or overwrite it. If you overwrite your database, you lose all information about your zones, scopes and leases.

Upgrading From CNR Release 1.x

To upgrade from any Network Registrar release numbered 1.x, you must ﬁrst upgrade to release 2.0 before upgrading to release 3.0T or 3.0(1)T. Contact the Technical Assistance Center if you need additional information.

Upgrading from CNR Release 2.x or 3.x Solaris

Warning The upgrade procedures for Solaris have changed from earlier revisions. Do not run the

Solaris pkgrm command before reviewing these instructions. The pkgrm command will delete your data if you use it to remove or upgrade Network Registrar release 2.5.

To upgrade from Network Registrar release 2.x or 3.x, you must run the program upgrade_cnr in the solaris subdirectory of the CD-ROM. If you use the standard conﬁguration of the Solaris automounter, this program will be located in the directory /cdrom/cnr_3_0_1_t/solaris/upgrade_cnr.

The upgrade program does the following:

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Backs up your existing database

Uninstalls your current version of Network Registrar

•Installs the latest version of Network Registrar at the location where the previous version was installed

Note You cannot use the upgrade program to install a new version of Network Registrar in a new location. You cannot use the upgrade program to select options, such as Complete, Server, and GUI. The upgrade program only upgrades the options that were previously installed.

To upgrade from Network Registrar 2.x or 3.x to Network Registrar 3.0(1)T on a Solaris server and to preserve your database, do the following:

Step 1 Login as root.

Step 2 Run the /cdrom/cnr_3_0_1_t/solaris/upgrade_cnr program.

#/cdrom/cnr_3_0_1_t/solaris/upgrade_cnr

If you mount the CD-ROM manually, or have a non-standard automounter conﬁguration, or are using an unpacked electronic distribution of Network Registrar, replace /cdrom/cnr_3_0_1_t with the directory on which the CD-ROM is mounted, or the directory containing the unpacked electronic distribution.

Note You must run the script with an absolute path, as shown above. If you run it with a relative path (for example, by typing cd /cdrom/cnr_3_0_1_t/solaris and then

./upgrade_cnr), it will not work.

Release Notes for Cisco Network Registrar 3.0(1)T 5

3.0(1) specifications

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Another crucial characteristic of Cisco Systems 3.0(1) is its fortified security framework. Cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, and Cisco has incorporated advanced threat intelligence capabilities within this release. It employs machine learning and artificial intelligence to detect anomalies and respond to potential threats in real-time, significantly enhancing the security posture of organizations deploying this system.

In addition, this version places a strong emphasis on automation and orchestration. Cisco Systems 3.0(1) includes sophisticated tools for automating routine network operations, allowing IT departments to reduce human error and allocate resources more effectively. Through the power of automation, organizations can achieve faster service delivery and greater reliability.

The new user interface (UI) has also undergone a complete overhaul, focusing on user experience and accessibility. This makes it easier for network administrators to navigate the system, manage configurations, and monitor performance metrics without extensive training.

Furthermore, Cisco Systems 3.0(1) is built with a modular architecture, enabling organizations to customize their deployments according to specific needs. This flexibility is essential in today’s varied business environments, as companies strive to optimize their IT investments.

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