What is Cisco UC Virtualization Hypervisor?

What is Cisco UC Virtualization Hypervisor for BE6000?

We only support ESXi, for UC apps
http://docwiki.cisco.com/wiki/Unified_Communications_Virtualization

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Cisco UC Virtualization Hypervisor - Supported vCPU and RAM BE6000 HD SERVER ?

How much vCPU and total RAM is supported by the default Cisco UC Virtualization Hypervisor shipped with BE6000 HD Server ?
The BE6000 High Density Server has a total of 16vCPU and 48 GB of RAM.
How much total vCPU and total RAM is Supported/Licensed by the default Cisco UC Virtualization Hypervisor ?

The total server CPU and memory is capped at what comes in the BE6k and BE7k bundle SKU. Per-VM limits are listed here: http://docwiki.cisco.com/wiki/Unified_Communications_VMware_Requirements#Purchasing_.2F_Sourcing_Options_for_Required_Virtualization_Software

What are some of the advantages/disadvantage of using FC or FCoE with a storage array (EMC)? What is Cisco's recommendation and why?

What are some of the advantages/disadvantages of using FC or FCoE for a storage array? What does Cisco recommend?

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Power:
1050W Seasonic 80PLUS Gold Power Supply
Motherboard:
ASUS, Rampage IV Extreme, 2011, SATA6, True Quad SLI/XFIRE, Extreme OC Capable
CPU:
Intel Core i7-4960X 3.60GHz, 2133MHz DDR3, 15MB Cache, Hex Core Processor
System Memory:
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Video Adapter 1:
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Video Adapter 2:
None
Optical 1
16X Blu-ray Burner - 16xBD-R, 2xBD-RW/16xDVD-R, 8xDVD-RW/48xCD-R, 24xCD-RW
Bay Accessories 1
NZXT Aperture M Multi-media Hub
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RAID 0 | 2 Disk Min. Striped set, improved performance, additional storage drive highly recommended
Hard Drive 1
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Hard Drive 2
Crucial M550 1TB 2.5" SATA III 6GB/sec Solid State Drive
Hard Drive 3
Crucial M550 1TB 2.5" SATA III 6GB/sec Solid State Drive
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Creative Labs Sound Blaster Z PCI Express

What is cisco

what is cisco
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What is Cisco Unified Computing System?

What is Cisco Unified Computing System?

Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) unites physical and virtual computational and network resources into a single system. UCS is a set of pre-integrated data center components that comprises blade servers, adapters, fabric interconnects, and extenders that are integrated under a common embedded management system. This approach results in far fewer system components than comparable data center platforms.

What is Cisco-Atlanta IPTV architecture?

Hello All.
I want to ask what is the Cisco-Atlanta IPTV architecture?, in other word what is main components(H.W & S.W),because I perform a lot of search and I can't gain any thing.
Waiting urs replies,,,,,,,,
Thanks a lot.

Please see https://supportforums.cisco.com/thread/2270865?tstart=0 where you get answers to all of your questions
1. what is the difference between a "Service Profile" and Virtual machine? Are they both different names of same concept?
NO, not at all, a SP is a new concept, introduced with UCS architecture; it allows you to abstract the hardware of a server. It defines a template and/or a logical server: eg. number of vhba's, number of vnics, mac address pwwn/nwwn, BIOS version, boot policy/boot order. The values of mac, pwwn, nwwn, UUID are taken out of predefined pools, therefore they are hardware independent. Then you associate a SP with a physical blade, which then imposes all the above configuration on the real physical server. The relationship between SP and physical server is 1 to 1; if you need 10 ESXi servers, you need 10 SP's.
UCS is OS agnostic, it has no clue what the installed OS is. Therefore in UCS there are no OS specific agents.
VM appear in the context of server virtualization, and are completely different from SP.
see also http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YGJlP2q5Go
2. What is the concept behind virtual switch? Is it used to connect VMs or Service Profiles? If it is so, is it installed on a server over a VM/SP or something else?
Each hypervisor (Hyper-v, ESXi, Xen,...) is using a virtual switch (software); it is required to locally switch traffic between 2 VM's on the same physical host. VM's connect to the virtual switch.
3. I would appreciate if somebody could share a logical diagram showing overall concept of integrated service profile, virtual switch, VNIC, vEth, blade servers, etc.

Networks/Cisco Router Virtualization

Which software/Technology support for Network virtualization on Cisco Routers & Switches.

Thanks Leo,
Please understand my Q.
Ex. In server virtualization use VM software
But router virtualization, what support ?????

What non cisco devices can be monitored by MARS

We are in the process or purchasing the MARS 110R and was wondering what other non cisco devices on our network can be monitored by MARS for intance our exchange servers.

You can monitor the security event logs (as well as most other windows event logs) using MARS. I'm not sure it understands Exchange specific event logs, but it should be able to parse the normal authentications that take place in an Exchange environment (and are logged to the security event log). Here is the list:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/security_management/cs-mars/4.3/compatibility/local_controller/dtlc43x.html

E4200 Parental controls: What does Cisco define as a "School Night"

I loved my WRT610N, but unfortunately a firmware "upgrade" killed its ability to limit device access to certain hours, so I had to buy a new router.
My brand new E4200 stumbled out of the gate when the Mac app on the setup CD declared it cannot be read by my operating system, OS X 10.7.1 (Lion). I had to laugh, but I prefer to do things through the web interface anyway.
Whether or not I hang on to this router or return it will mostly depend on if I can get it to block access to the Internet for certain devices at certain times of the day.
The parental control interface surprisingly shoddy -- in fact it looks as if it isn't quite done -- but if it will do the job, it will be nice to be able to turn off internet access on a device by device basis once again.
Here's my question though:
Does anyone know how Cisco's E4200 router defines "Weekends" and "School nights?"
A simplistic (and incorrect) definition of a weekend for a router would be: Saturday and Sunday.
That would be incorrect because Friday, a "School Day" is a night where you would want later access, and Sunday, a "Non-school day" is when you would want access to shut off earlier because they need to get up for school on Monday morning.
Of course Sunday night I'll learn what time devices are barred, but I don't want to have to wait until the following Friday to learn whether or not they got Fridays right. There is a limited window where I can return the router and I don't want to push against it.

So are you saying that the time schedule defines weekends as Saturday & Sunday instead of Friday and Saturday?
The trouble with the Internet Access Policy is that each of groups only allow for 10 devices. Each of my kids has a desktop computer and an iPod touch, and the older kids also have laptops and iPads. Oh, and we have 7 kids. Add to that the family gaming systems that access the Internet, and you can see the problem with a 10 device limit.
It takes 4 groups just to enter all the kids' gadgets, and unlike the "Parental Controls" list, which displays both Mac addresses and computer names of all devices on the wireless network for me to choose from, the "Internet Access Policy" only gives 10 boxes for entering Mac Addresses, something I have to go out and get then carefully enter. And annoyingly, the boxes aren't even long enough to display a full MAC address once you have entered it, so you have to click in it and scroll with cursor keys to find typos.
In short, it's not that the Internet Access Policy is "more complicated," it's that it is tedious and limited.
This is why I am hoping the Parental Controls feature will be adequate.
Unfortunately, I can't find documentation that tells me what the router defines as a "Weekend." The help is certainly not helpful, in fact, it is kind of humourus ("To never block Internet access, select Never."). Brilliant.
On Sunday night, I'll be able to discover if the router considers Sunday night as a "School Night." If it does, then I have to wait for Friday to find out if that school day is considered by the router to be a "Weekend."
But I was hoping someone here knew already -- either from experience or from documentation somewhere.
By the way, I'm also a bit paranoid about using the "Internet Access Policy." That's what I was using on my former router, then I did a firmware upgrade and every MAC address entered in the IAP could not access the Internet anymore -- even during the times they should have been allowed.

What are Cisco roters/switches naming conventions?

Is there a document somewhere explaining how Cisco names its routers/switches?
For example router 3845, what do the 4 and 5 stand for? or a Catalyst 3750, how to interpret the 5 and 0?
Thanks
Gary

There is no universal convention. Most LAN routers and switches are four digit model numbers. The first two digits are the product series (e.g., 3800 series routers). For chassis-based Catalyst switches, the last two numbers denote the number of slots (e.g., 6509 nine slot chassis). That convention has been used on some routers as well (e.g., 7513 router).
If you really want to keep track of what the capbilities of a given product are at a glance, I recommend getting a copy of the Cisco Products Quick Reference Guide (QRG). See http://www.cisco.com/go/qrg for more information.
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What is Cisco netManager-Unified Communications 1.0?

I want to know if this software let me add, change, manage extension in the CUCM6 platform or is just to monitor and diagnostic.
Thanks.

Hi Rafael,
Hope you are doing well :) You are most correct! Here are the various management for Unified Communications;
Cisco netManager - Unified Communications 1.0 provides simple, ready-to-use monitoring and diagnostics for small and medium sized deployments (up to 1000 users) of the Cisco Unified Communications System.
Key Features:
Monitors and evaluates the status of all the key components of a Cisco Unified Communications System, including the underlying transport infrastructure
Presents the current status of the system through service-level views of the network and provides contextual tools to view current alert status and historical information
Increases network manager productivity and speeds trouble-shooting by providing contextual diagnostic tools and easy one-click access to embedded device management systems
Provides current information about connectivity- and registration-related outages affecting all IP phones in the system and provides additional contextual information for location and identification of the phones
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps7243/index.html
Cisco Unified Operations Manager 2.0
provides a real-time, service-level view of the entire Cisco Unified Communications system and presents the current operational status of each element. It continuously monitors the different elements such as Cisco Unified CallManager, Cisco Unified CallManager Express, Cisco UnityÂ® systems, Cisco Unity Express, Cisco Unity Connection, Cisco Unified Contact Center, Cisco Unified Contact Center Express, Cisco Unified Presence Server, Cisco Emergency Responder, and Cisco Unified MeetingPlaceÂ® Express, as well as Cisco gateways, routers, switches, and IP phones.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/netmgtsw/ps6491/ps6705/ps6535/ps7121/prod_bulletin0900aecd805800c0.html
You would probably be looking for something like this;
Cisco Unified Provisioning Manager 1.2
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/netmgtsw/ps6491/ps6705/ps7125/ps8771/prod_qas0900aecd80709f1e.html
Hope this helps!
Rob

What is cisco and where do i find my password

Every time I go to get online cisco comes up and wants a guest password. where do i find that?

It sounds like cisco is the name of someones wi-fi network. If it is not your, then you have no right to access it. If it is yours, then the password will be whatever you set it to be.

What kind of desktop virtualization software doesn Mac OS support?

Hi all,
I was a Windows/Linux user and have been working with VMware workstation for a long time for desktop virtualization. Now I'm moving on to the Mac OS and would like to to the likewise virtualization software supported by Mac OS, so that I can run Windows/Linux virtual machine on Mac.
Thank you!

zhouzengchao wrote:
Hi all,
I was a Windows/Linux user and have been working with VMware workstation for a long time for desktop virtualization. Now I'm moving on to the Mac OS and would like to to the likewise virtualization software supported by Mac OS, so that I can run Windows/Linux virtual machine on Mac.
Thank you!
3 vendors offer desktop virtualisation software for Macs. VMware (Fusion), Oracle (Virtual Box) and Parallels.

What Non-Cisco Cards or Built-in Cards work with LEAP?

I have just installed ACS and LEAP and have several Laptops in my office that have built in Wireless NIC's. I have read many posts that say this one or that one works with the right drivers, but none that list all the one's that will work with LEAP. Thanks for any assistance you can give.
David Beaver

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partners/pr46/pr147/partners_pgm_partners_0900aecd800a7907.html
Cisco Compatible wireless clients will feature the Cisco Wireless Security Suite, which includes the Cisco EAP (LEAP) 802.1X authentication type. Customers can implement the award-winning Cisco security solution across Cisco clients and those of other suppliers. The program provides complete support for Cisco VLANs, providing benefits such as flexible security schemes in a mixed client environment and optimized performance in Cisco VLAN deployments. And because Cisco Compatible wireless clients are IEEE 802.11 compliant and Wi-Fi certified, they are fully compatible with other Wi-Fi certified products.

Cisco Prime Collaboration Deployment with BE7K and VMWare license

Hello, I am looking for some help trying to figure out if Cisco Prime Collaboration Deployment can be used to upgrade our existing 7.1.5 cluster. From what I have read there is a API problem with the VMWare license that comes with the BE7K. But after reviewing the BOM/quote from my VAR it lists the foundation license which based of the release notes is supported.
UCSS-U-VMW-FND-5-1
UCSS Cisco UC Virt. Foundation Five Year - 1 server
Has anybody out there had expericne with PCD and BE7K'?
This is from release notes of PCD
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/rel_notes/10_5_1/CUCM_BK_P139675A_00_pcd-rns-1051/CUCM_BK_P139675A_00_pcd-rns-1051_chapter_010.html
Search for “Business Edition 7000” and it will state it is not supported with PCD. It is because the licenses that the BE 6k and 7K are shipped with don’t enable certain VMware APIs that PCD needs.
“Virtualization Software License Compatibility
Cisco Prime Collaboration Deployment is not compatible with all license types of VMware vSphere ESXi, as some licenses do not enable required VMware APIs.
The following are compatible with Cisco Prime Collaboration Deployment:
Cisco UC Virtualization Foundation (appears as "Foundation Edition" in vSphere Client)
VMware vSphere Standard Edition, Enterprise Edition, or Enterprise Plus Edition
Evaluation mode license
The following are not compatible with Cisco Prime Collaboration Deployment:
Cisco UC Virtualization Hypervisor (appears as "Hypervisor Edition" in vSphere Client)-preloaded on Cisco Business Edition 6000 and Business Edition 7000
VMware vSphere Hypervisor Edition
Any help would be appreacted.
JP

Thanks Jamie for repsonding, we haven't made any purchase's yet but I wanted to ensure we are purchasing a solution that won't lead to a lot of frustration. We only have 1000 phones so we are pretty small and the BE7K seems to be a good fit and value.
Cheers,

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