How to get cisco provided window 2003 server?

when i tried to install CRS 5.0(2) FROM cd i have.cisco CRS 5.0(2) ORIGINAL.INSTALLATION is aborting with prompt that cisco provided hardware is needed for CRS. HOW to solve this issue?plz tell , i am new to this field.

Hello Ashish,
In this case that you need to get a copy of Cisco OS you will need to contact customer service deparment and request them the installation media.
You can contact Customer Service through one of the following ways.
PHONE : 1-800-553-6387
Email : [email protected]> [email protected] subject line put
in "Missing CD/DVD Request".
Customer service will need as much of the following information you can
provide.
1. Reason for Request
2. SO#
3. SAS/SASU (or any other Software Contract #)
HTH
Please rate this post if was helpful
Walter Solano

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