Virtualization Support for DMM 5.2

Hi all,
Would like to know, with the latest release of version 5.2, can the DMM (with Digital Signs and Cast modules) run on a VMWare ESX environment and supported by Cisco?
Kindly advice.
Thanks and best regards.

Hi all,
What are the server requirements for Cisco DMM and Show&Share? I know we can use UCS C210 both of them however I can not find what is the exact requirement such as RAM, HDD, CPU...
Best Regards,
Cigdem
Message was edited by: Cigdem Savas

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