[cisco-voip] C200 co-residency

[Nick Matthews]

I would say as long as nothing is oversubscribed you should be fine.
In your example if the CUCM 1k is 2 vCPUs and the Ucxn is 4 vCPUs you
would be fine.  But if you tried adding another CUCM 1k that would put
you at 8 and Ucxn is only supported when there's a free vCPU.  This is
just for an example, I think the 1k CUCM's might be 1 vCPU.

I believe the reason we can get 4 on there today is because one of
those templates only really needs 1 vCPU.

-nick

On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 7:34 PM, Ed Leatherman <ealeatherman at gmail.com> wrote:
> FWIW, I read it as only those specific scenarios are supported.
>
> On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 5:34 PM, Paul <asobihoudai at yahoo.com> wrote:
>> per
>>
>> http://docwiki.cisco.com/wiki/Unified_Communications_Virtualization_Sizing_Guidelines
>>
>>
>> I see...
>>
>> Note that the tested reference configuration for UCS C200 M2 is sized for co-residency at a lower capacity per VM than UCS B200 or C210 so only supports a subset of Virtual Machine templates.
>>
>>
>> For UCS C200, you must align with these rules:
>>     * The only supported virtual machine OVA templates are:
>>     * CUCM - Unified Communications Manager 1000 users
>>     * CER - Emergency Responder 12,000 users
>>     * CUC or UCxn - Unity Connection 500 users, 1000 users and 5000 users
>>     * CUP - Unified Presence 1000 users
>>     * CUCCX - Unified Contact Center Express 100 agents
>>     * Other unlisted OVA templates are not supported on C200 as they are sized too big.
>>     * If C200 is used for Unified Communications Manager Business Edition 6000 then you must follow its co-residency rules.
>>     * Otherwise at this time the following co-residency scenarios are supported:
>>     * Four VMs: CUCM 1000 users + CUC 1000 users + CUP 1000 users + CUCCX 100 users (the scenario used by Unified Communications Manager Business Edition 6000 )
>>     * Up to four VMs: 1 to 4 CUC of various user sizes provided you don't over-subscribe any physical server resources as described previously.
>>     * Four VMs: 4 CUP 1000 users
>>     * Four VMs: 4 CUCM 1000 users
>>     * Three VMs: 3 CUCCX 100 users
>>     * Also, any CUCM VM may be substituted with a CER 12,000 user VM in the above scenarios.
>>
>>
>> Which leaves this prescient question:
>>
>> Are we good to just mix and match any of those OVAs on one C200 so long as we're not oversubscribing resources or is it ONLY the co-residency scenarios listed that are supported? E.g., cucm 1k users + cuc 5k users on one box?
>>
>> What's the official word? The wording of this documentation is a little bit vague and could use a little clarification. . .
>>
>> Has anybody else deployed C200s with a mix/match of those OVAs?
>>
>> Cheers
>>
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