Cisco Prime Installation

please how do I delete the OVA file of the Cisco prime infrastructure 2.2 and install the Cisco prime infrastructure 2.1 OVA file on a Vmware machine.
Kindly respond,
Best Regards,
Tioluwani

You have to remove from inventory and optional, you can also delete from disk. If your 100% sure you want to remove the VM, then delete from disk and it will also remove from inventory. To install any ova, you will click file > deploy ovf template and install your PI2.1.
I would stay with PI 2.2
-Scott

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