> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.prismacloud.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.prismacloud.io/admin-guide/install/deploy-console/console-on-onebox.md).

# Deploy the Prisma Cloud Console on Onebox

Onebox provides a quick, simple way to install both Console and Defender onto a single host. It provides a fully functional, self-contained environment that is suitable for evaluating Prisma Cloud.

## Install Prisma Cloud

Install Onebox with the *twistlock.sh* install script.

**Prerequisites:**

* Your host meets the minimum [system requirements](/admin-guide/install/system-requirements.md).
* You have a license key.
* Port 8083 is open. Port 8083 (HTTPS) serves the Console UI. You can configure alternative ports in *twistlock.cfg* before installing.
* Port 8084 is open. Console and Defender communicate with each other on this port.

1. [Download](/admin-guide/welcome/releases.md#download) the latest Prisma Cloud release to the host where you’ll install Onebox.
2. Extract the tarball. All files must be in the same directory when you run the install.

   ```
   $ mkdir twistlock
   $ tar -xzf prisma_cloud_compute_<VERSION>.tar.gz -C twistlock/
   ```
3. Configure Prisma Cloud for your environment.

   Open *twistlock.cfg* and review the default settings. The default settings are acceptable for most environments.

   If your Docker socket is in a custom location, update *twistlock.cfg* before continuing. By default, Prisma Cloud expects to find the Docker socket in */var/run/docker.sock*. If it’s not located there on your host, open *twistlock.cfg* in an editor, find the DOCKER\_SOCKET variable, and update the path.
4. Install Prisma Cloud.

   ```
   $ sudo ./twistlock.sh -s onebox
   ```

   | `-s`     | Agree to EULA.                                                                                                                         |
   | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
   | `-z`     | (Optional) Print additional debug messages. Useful for troubleshooting install issues.                                                 |
   | `onebox` | Install both Console and Defender on the same host, which is the recommended configuration. Specify `console` to install just Console. |
5. Verify that Prisma Cloud is installed and running:

   ```
   $ docker ps --format "table {{.ID}}\t{{.Status}}\t{{.Names}}"
   CONTAINER ID        STATUS              NAMES
   764ecb72207e        Up 5 minutes        twistlock_defender_<VERSION>
   be5e385fea32        Up 5 minutes        twistlock_console
   ```

## Configure Console

Create your first admin user and enter your license key.

1. Open Prisma Cloud Console. In a browser window, navigate to 'https\://\<CONSOLE>:8083', where \<CONSOLE> is the IP address or DNS name of the host where Console runs.
2. Create your first admin user.

   Consider using *admin* as the username. It’s a convenient choice because *admin* is the default user for many of Prisma Cloud’s utilities, including twistcli.
3. Enter your license key.

## Uninstall

Use the *twistlock.sh* script to uninstall Prisma Cloud from your host. The script stops and removes all Prisma Cloud containers, removes all Prisma Cloud images, and deletes the */var/lib/twistlock* directory, which contains your logs, certificates, and database.

1. Uninstall Prisma Cloud.

   ```
   $ sudo ./twistlock.sh -u
   ```
2. Verify that all Prisma Cloud containers have been stopped and removed from your host.

   ```
   $ docker ps -a
   ```
3. Verify that all Prisma Cloud images have been removed from your host.

   ```
   $ docker images
   ```

## What’s next?

[Install Defender](https://github.com/PaloAltoNetworks/pc-docs-md/tree/main/compute-edition/34/admin-guide/install/deploy-defender/container/container.md) on each additional host you want to protect.


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