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Cisco Virtualization Solution for EMC VSPEX with VMware v. Sphere 5. 5 Solution for up to 1. Virtual Machine. Table Of Contents. Vmware Esxi 5 Serial Key' title='Vmware Esxi 5 Serial Key' />Setup Cisco Call Manager on VMware page 2 of 25 Download ESXi Downloading and licensing vSphere Hypervisor ESXi To download and activate ESXi 4. VMware Fusion 8. 5. Pro Crack is a powerful virtualization utility that helps you to run Windows programs on their Macs without rebooting. Starting A Video Editing Business. About the Authors. Acknowledgements. About Cisco Validated Design CVD Program. Cisco Virtualization Solution for EMC VSPEX with VMware v. Vmware Esxi 5 Serial Key' title='Vmware Esxi 5 Serial Key' />Sphere 5. Solution for up to 1. Virtual Machines. ESXi 6. 5 Update 1 27 JULY 2017 ISO Build 5969303. Check for additions and updates to these release notes. 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VSPEX VMware Memory Virtualization. Memory Compression Virtual Networking VSPEX VMware Storage Virtualization. Storage Layout Storage Virtualization. Service Profile Design. Network Availability Design FC Variant. Network Availability Design NFS Variant. Jumbo MTUSizing Guidelines. Defining the Reference Workload. Applying the Reference Workload. Summary of Example. VSPEX Configuration Guidelines. Pre deployment Tasks. Customer Configuration Data. Connect Network Cables. Connectivity for FC Variant Connectivity for NFS Variant. Configuring Cisco Nexus Switches. Prepare UCS FIs and configure UCS Manager Initial Configuration of Cisco UCS FIs. Configuration for Server Discovery. Upstream Global Network Configuration. Configure Identifier Pools. Configure Server Pool and Qualifying Policy. Configure Service Profile Template. Instantiate Service Profiles from the Service Profile Template. Configure Data Stores for ESXi images. Install ESXi Servers and v. Center Infrastructure. VMware v. Center Server Deployment Configuring Cluster, HA and DRS on VMware v. Center. Virtual Networking Configuration. Install and configure Nexus 1. Install Nexus 1. 00. VSM VMConnecting VSM to v. Center. Configure Port Profiles and Add Virtual Machines. Configure storage for VM data stores, install and instantiate VMs from v. Center. Template Based Deployments for Rapid Provisioning. Validating Cisco Solution for EMC VSPEX VMware Architectures. Post Install Checklist. Verify the Redundancy of the Solution Components. Cisco Validation Test Profile. Bill of Material. Customer Configuration Data Sheet. References. Cisco Virtualization Solution for EMC VSPEX with VMware v. Sphere 5. 5 Solution for up to 1. Virtual Machines. Last Updated November 1. Building Architectures to Solve Business Problems About the Authors. Mehul Bhatt, Cisco Systems. Mehul Bhatt has over 1. Experience in virtually all layers of computer networking. His focus area includes Unified Compute Systems, network and server virtualization design. Prior to joining Cisco Technical Marketing team, Mehul was Technical Lead at Cisco, Nuova systems and Bluecoat systems. Mehul holds a Masters degree in computer systems engineering and holds various Cisco career certifications. Prashanto Kochavara, EMC Corporation Prashanto Kochavara has been working for the EMC solutions group for over 3 years. Prashanto is a SME on EMC Storage and Virtualization technologies including VMware and Hyper V. He has vast amount of experience in end to end solution planning and deployments of VSPEX architectures. Prior to joining the solutions group at EMC, Prashanto has interned as a Systems Engineer EMC and Software Developer MBMS Inc. Prashanto holds a Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering from SUNY Buffalo and will be graduating with a Masters Degree in Computer Science from North Carolina State University in December 2. Acknowledgements For their support and contribution to the design, validation, and creation of the Cisco Validated Design, we would like to thank Vadiraja Bhatt Cisco Tim Cerling Cisco Vijaykumar D Cisco Bathu Krishnan Cisco Sindhu Sudhir Cisco Kevin Phillips EMC John Moran EMC Kathy Sharp EMC About Cisco Validated Design CVD Program The CVD program consists of systems and solutions designed, tested, and documented to facilitate faster, more reliable, and more predictable customer deployments. For more information visit http www. ALL DESIGNS, SPECIFICATIONS, STATEMENTS, INFORMATION, AND RECOMMENDATIONS COLLECTIVELY, DESIGNS IN THIS MANUAL ARE PRESENTED AS IS, WITH ALL FAULTS. CISCO AND ITS SUPPLIERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT OR ARISING FROM A COURSE OF DEALING, USAGE, OR TRADE PRACTICE. 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Virtual Machines Executive Summary Cisco solution for EMC VSPEX is a pre validated and modular architecture built with proven best of breed technologies to create complete end to end virtualization solutions that enable you to make an informed decision while choosing the hypervisor, compute, storage and networking layers. VSPEX drastically reduces server virtualization planning and configuration burdens. VSPEX infrastructures accelerate your IT Transformation by enabling faster deployments, greater flexibility of choice, efficiency, and lower risk. This Cisco Validate Design document focuses on the VSPEX VMware architecture for mid market business segments with less than 1. Virtual Machines load.