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    Cisco Unified Intelligence Center 11.

    0(1) Virtual Server Template

    1.0 Overview
    2.0 Scope
    3.0 Changes from previous releases
    4.0 Instructions
    5.0 Trademarks and Notices

    1.0 Overview

    The Cisco Unified Intelligence Center (CUIC) 11.0(1) Virtual Server template
    (OVA) defines the virtual machine (VM) configurations that are supported in
    the CUIC 11.0(1) release. This OVA contains all supported virtual machine
    configurations of this CUIC release. Any fresh install of CUIC 11.0(1) must
    use a virtual machine created from this OVA.

    2.0 Scope

    The CUIC template is an Open Virtual Archive (OVA) file that you can
    import/deploy using the Open Virtualization Format (OVF) support of VMWare.

    This template supports ESXi 5.1 and ESXi 5.5

    The following template is available for CUIC Release 11.0(1):

    cuic-ova-11.0.1_vmv8_v2.3.ova
    CUIC Component: Reporting Server
    Capacity : 200 Reporting users
    Number of Virtual CPUs : 4
    Amount of RAM: 10 GB
    Hard disks: 146 GB

    3.0 Changes from previous releases

    The following are changes from the OVA in the previous release:
    1) Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) version supported is 6(64-bit).
    2) Network Adapter type supported is VMXNET3.
    3) Memory (RAM) supported is 10GB.
    4) Video Card Memory supported is 8MB.

    4.0 Instructions

    Follow the steps below to create a VM from the OVF template:

    Import the OVA file using vSphere Client:

    1. If you have not already done so, download the OVA file from the Unified
    Communications Intelligence Center 11.0(1) software download area.
    2. Login to ESXi using Vsphere or any other compatible client.
    3. Highlight the host or cluster to which you want to deploy the Virtual
    Machine and Select "File > Deploy OVF Template...” A Deploy OVF Template
    dialog appears.
    4. Select "Deploy From File" and enter the location of the OVA file on your
    local system, or select "Deploy From URL" and enter the URL for the Internet
    location of the file.
    5. On the next several dialogs, provide the requested information such as VM
    name, deployment location, host/cluster, and datastore. A Ready to Complete
    dialog appears.
    6. Verify that you have specified the correct deployment settings and click
    Finish.

    Edit the Virtual Machine to prepare for operating system installation using
    vSphere Client:

    7. Right click on the virtual machine that you want to edit and select "Edit
    Settings". A Virtual Machine Properties dialog appears.
    8. On the Hardware tab, select "CD/DVD Drive 1". Under Device Type, select
    "Datastore ISO File" and enter the location of the operating system ISO.
    9. Click OK to save the changes to the settings.
    10. Power up your VM and continue with operating system installation.

    5.0 Trademarks and Notices

    Copyright© 2015 Cisco Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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