[cisco-voip] OVA files

Tue Nov 13 00:05:34 EST 2012

Cool, thanks guys, I am using ESXi 5.1 and it installed successfully.
Now need to get around the damn 60 day eval, unlike the 7.x where you 
get the 50 DLU's to Lab with without limitation.
I am slowly getting to the point of considering evaluating other UC 
solutions due to licensing and support difficulties with Cisco.

On 11/12/2012 11:42 PM, Anthony Holloway wrote:
> Looks like the major difference is ESXi 5.0 support on the vmv8 one. 
>  Which do you have ESXi 4 or 5?
>
> Here's a table that shows vmx-08 supports ESXi 5.0 and vmx-07 supports 
> ESXi 4.0/4.1:
> http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1003746
>
> This what I went through out of my own curiosity...
>
> Here's a diff on the read me's (Shows support for ESXi 5.0):
>
>     *avholloway at holloway-server:~/Downloads$* diff vmv7.txt vmv8.txt
>     29c29
>     < - ESXi support: ESXi 4.0 (VM version 7) and beyond
>     ---
>     > - ESXi support: ESXi 5.0 (VM version 8) and beyond
>
>
> Here's a diff on the OVF's (vmx-07 to cmx-08 change):
>
>     *avholloway at holloway-server:~/Downloads$* diff
>     vmv7/cucm_9.0_vmv7_v1.5.ovf vmv8/cucm_9.0_vmv8_v1.5.ovf
>     4,7c4,7
>     <     <File ovf:href="cucm_9.0_vmv7_v1.5-disk1.vmdk" ovf:id="60gb"
>     ovf:size="85504"/>
>     <     <File ovf:href="cucm_9.0_vmv7_v1.5-disk2.vmdk" ovf:id="80gb"
>     ovf:size="88576"/>
>     <     <File ovf:href="cucm_9.0_vmv7_v1.5-disk3.vmdk"
>     ovf:id="160gbpart1" ovf:size="99840"/>
>     <     <File ovf:href="cucm_9.0_vmv7_v1.5-disk4.vmdk"
>     ovf:id="160gbpart2" ovf:size="80896"/>
>     ---
>     >     <File ovf:href="cucm_9.0_vmv8_v1.5-disk1.vmdk" ovf:id="60gb"
>     ovf:size="85504"/>
>     >     <File ovf:href="cucm_9.0_vmv8_v1.5-disk2.vmdk" ovf:id="80gb"
>     ovf:size="88576"/>
>     >     <File ovf:href="cucm_9.0_vmv8_v1.5-disk3.vmdk"
>     ovf:id="160gbpart1" ovf:size="99840"/>
>     >     <File ovf:href="cucm_9.0_vmv8_v1.5-disk4.vmdk"
>     ovf:id="160gbpart2" ovf:size="80896"/>
>     101c101
>     < <vssd:VirtualSystemType>vmx-07</vssd:VirtualSystemType>
>     ---
>     > <vssd:VirtualSystemType>vmx-08</vssd:VirtualSystemType>
>
>
> Here are the diffs on the vmdks (Shows only the CIDs are different):
>
>     *Note: I did a hex dump on the vmdks first
>
>
>     *avholloway at holloway-server:~/Downloads$* diff vmv7/disk1.hex
>     vmv8/disk1.hex
>     10c10
>     < 00000220  0a 43 49 44 3d 62 66 62  62 34 61 66 66 20 0a 70
>      |.CID=bfbb4aff .p|
>     ---
>     > 00000220  0a 43 49 44 3d 37 63 38  34 66 39 32 35 20 0a 70
>      |.CID=7c84f925 .p|
>
>     *avholloway at holloway-server:~/Downloads$* diff vmv7/disk2.hex
>     vmv8/disk2.hex
>     10c10
>     < 00000220  0a 43 49 44 3d 63 30 62  32 34 31 36 39 20 0a 70
>      |.CID=c0b24169 .p|
>     ---
>     > 00000220  0a 43 49 44 3d 37 64 37  65 38 33 31 34 20 0a 70
>      |.CID=7d7e8314 .p|
>
>     *avholloway at holloway-server:~/Downloads$* diff vmv7/disk3.hex
>     vmv8/disk3.hex
>     10c10
>     < 00000220  0a 43 49 44 3d 63 31 61  62 61 30 35 66 20 0a 70
>      |.CID=c1aba05f .p|
>     ---
>     > 00000220  0a 43 49 44 3d 37 65 37  36 30 31 64 34 20 0a 70
>      |.CID=7e7601d4 .p|
>
>     *avholloway at holloway-server:~/Downloads$* diff vmv7/disk4.hex
>     vmv8/disk4.hex
>     10c10
>     < 00000220  0a 43 49 44 3d 63 33 62  62 31 39 66 63 20 0a 70
>      |.CID=c3bb19fc .p|
>     ---
>     > 00000220  0a 43 49 44 3d 38 30 39  30 64 32 63 38 20 0a 70
>      |.CID=8090d2c8 .p|
>
>
> Here is the diff on the mf file (Shows the hashes have changed; as 
> they should since the files are different):
>
>     *avholloway at holloway-server:~/Downloads$* diff
>     vmv7/cucm_9.0_vmv7_v1.5.mf vmv8/cucm_9.0_vmv8_v1.5.mf
>     1,5c1,5
>     < SHA1(cucm_9.0_vmv7_v1.5.ovf)=
>     8b61059a00df9fb6e18c602eadaaf344732b4d7e
>     < SHA1(cucm_9.0_vmv7_v1.5-disk1.vmdk)=
>     f52ac9884402c9a92cd402d9c2bd6a9c6954921a
>     < SHA1(cucm_9.0_vmv7_v1.5-disk2.vmdk)=
>     4979b93ddefdf2b5d6d36b8e805238d5e029bf0f
>     < SHA1(cucm_9.0_vmv7_v1.5-disk3.vmdk)=
>     a0ebea5bae7279a044577b443915eb62cc071643
>     < SHA1(cucm_9.0_vmv7_v1.5-disk4.vmdk)=
>     f60ef4aa81f10e59541f8ab096bad45109db221a
>     ---
>     > SHA1(cucm_9.0_vmv8_v1.5.ovf)=
>     89ab0d6b0ec22f0c2684c19ee8c948ba70f61490
>     > SHA1(cucm_9.0_vmv8_v1.5-disk1.vmdk)=
>     ebf50679017dc8aa855f1319fe57f76c1c1ba213
>     > SHA1(cucm_9.0_vmv8_v1.5-disk2.vmdk)=
>     a2d9fe45d2c4b72f65ef39a7deb60b15b5ce5303
>     > SHA1(cucm_9.0_vmv8_v1.5-disk3.vmdk)=
>     db2542a16b15c3dced925d7867082d92e67e5ade
>     > SHA1(cucm_9.0_vmv8_v1.5-disk4.vmdk)=
>     3acd8e346a31fdd2ff26f6bcba3c9fafa7c65b00
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, Nov 12, 2012 at 9:16 PM, cisco.voip <cisco.voip at verizon.net 
> <mailto:cisco.voip at verizon.net>> wrote:
>
>     All, have looked around, but can anyone tell me the difference
>     between these two files -
>     cucm_9.0_vmv7_v1.5.ova
>     cucm_9.0_vmv8_v1.5.ova
>     I am getting ready to install 9.0 and trying to figure out which
>     template to use-
>
>     Thanks
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