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Chapter 1 Installing Cisco Unity Connection

Pre-Installation Tasks

Changing the Boot Order of Virtual Machine

To Change the Boot Order of the Unity Connection Virtual Machine

Step 1 In VMware client, power off the virtual machine that has the deployed OVA template.

Step 2 In the left pane of VMware client, right-click the name of the virtual machine, and select Edit Settings. Step 3 In the Virtual Machine Properties dialog box, select the Options tab.

Step 4 In the Settings column, from the Advanced menu, select Boot Options.

Step 5 In the Force BIOS Setup, check the The next time the virtual machine boots, force entry into the BIOS setup screen. check box.

Step 6 Select OK to close the Virtual Machine Properties dialog box.

Step 7 Power on the virtual machine.

The virtual machine will boot into the BIOS menu.

Step 8 Navigate to the Boot menu and change the boot device order so the CD-ROMdevice is listed first and the Hard Drive device is listed second.

Step 9 Save the change and exit BIOS setup.

Changing Reservation on Virtual Machines Running with E7 or E5440 Processors

Added February, 2015

The CPU reservations are now included in OVAs, which are based on the Xeon 7500 processor. If the customer wants to run virtual machine on the E7 or E5440 processor, the CPU reservation numbers are higher than available cycles on 1 virtual CPU.

Based on the lab tests, we see that the 2.4 GHz reservation on E7 or E5540 processor has the same performance as a 2.53 GHz Xeon 7500 processor. Therefore, it is fine to change the reservation numbers on the virtual machine manually when running them on the E7 or E5440 processors for 5000, 10,000, or 20,000 deployment options.

For more on the reservations for the E7 or E5440 processor, see the docwiki available at

http://docwiki.cisco.com/wiki/Virtualization_for_Cisco_Unity_Connection.

To Change the Reservation Value of the Unity Connection 8.6(2) or Later Virtual Machine

Step 1 In VMware vSphere Client, select the host on which virtual machine is created.

Step 2 Click the Summary tab, under CPU, note the available CPU cycles for 1 virtual CPU in GHz. Step 3 Power off the virtual machine on which you deployed the OVA template

Step 4 In the left pane of vSphere Client, right-click the name of the virtual machine and select Edit Settings. Step 5 In the Virtual Machine Properties dialog box, select the Resources tab.

Step 6 In the Settings column, select CPU.

Step 7 Under Resource Allocation, enter the new reservation value in the Reservation textbox. The new reservation value is calculated as the number of CPUsX2.4GHz (for E5440 processor) and the number of CPUs multiplied by the 1 virtual CPU cycles in GHz (from step 2) (for E7 processor).

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Contents Cisco Systems, Inc Page N T E N T S Rollback of Unity Connection Server Viewing Reports for Licenses Convention Description Audience and UseDocumentation Conventions Cisco Unity Connection Documentation Cisco Business Edition References in DocumentationCisco Product Security Overview Page Installing Cisco Unity Connection Methods of InstallationTask Important Notes Important Considerations for InstallationPre-Installation Tasks To Create a Virtual Machine Creating a Virtual MachineUtils ntp status Changing the Boot Order of Virtual Machine Added FebruaryTo Verify DNS Settings Verifying DNS SettingsGathering Information for Installation CLI set timezone Configuration Setting DescriptionTime Zone MTU SizeCLI set network gateway Hostname and IP addressesCLI set network dhcp CLI set network ip eth0Certificate Information Administrator Account CredentialsCLI set password user admin CLI set web-securitySecurity Password Settings NTP ServersCLI using the CLI command CLI set password user securityCLI set smtp CLI utils cuc reset passwordSmtp Server Application Account CredentialsGenerating Answer File for Unattended Installation, Installation ScenariosInstallation Tasks StandaloneTo Install a Unity Connection Publisher Server Navigating Within the Installation WizardInstalling the Publisher Server To Do This Press ThisCertificate Information window appears DNS Client Configuration window displaysFirst Node Configuration window appears Smtp Host Configuration window appears Select OK. The Application User Configuration window appearsTo Configure Subscriber server on the publisher server Configuring Subscriber Server on the Publisher ServerInstalling the Subscriber Server To Install a Subscriber ServerTo Generate and Download Answer Files using AFG Generating Answer File for Unattended InstallationTask List for Unattended Installation To Configure the Publisher Server on Virtual Machine To Configure the Subscriber Server on Virtual MachineTask List for Touchless Installation Touchless Installation for Virtual MachineMethods for Touchless Installation Optional To Enable Dynamic-Cluster-Configuration Using CLI Applying a PatchTo Apply a Patch To Upgrade from a Remote Server When Applying a PatchAuto Negotiation Configuration window displays Install Upgrade Patch Selection window displays Platform Installation Wizard window displaysInstall Upgrade Patch Selection Validation window displays Verifying the InstallationTo Upgrade from a Local Disk When Applying a Patch To Verify the InstallationUtils cuc activate Cusrsv Utils cuc reset password Post-Installation TasksTroubleshooting Installation Issues To view the log file from the command line, enter Page About Disaster Recovery System About CobrasConnectiondatabase component Components Supported for DRS BackupBackup Files in DRS Configure a backup device in DRS Configuring DRS BackupTo Configure a DRS Backup Configuring a Backup Schedule Configure the backup processViewing the Backup History Configuring a Manual BackupViewing the Backup Status Run the Restore Wizard Configuring DRS RestoreTo Restore the Software Components on Unity Connection Viewing the Restore Status To Check the Restore Status in Disaster Recovery SystemSelect Restore History. The Restore History window displays Viewing the Restore HistoryTo View the Restore History in Disaster Recovery System Upgrade Types Upgrading Cisco Unity ConnectionFrom a Network Upgrade Type Upgrade Path DescriptionApplying COP file Location,Status of Unity Connection Cluster During L2 Upgrade Status of Unity Connection Cluster During RUDuration of Upgrade Prerequisites for UpgradeTask list to Upgrade to Unity Connection Shipping Version Expand Tools and select Cluster ManagementUtils iothrottle disable Upgrading the Unity Connection Server To Upgrade the Unity Connection ServerFrom the Software Upgrades menu, select Install/Upgrade Connection Server, page 3-7sectionTo continue monitoring the upgrade, select Assume Control Applying COP file from a Network Location To Apply a COP file from Network LocationRollback Scenarios Rollback of Unity ConnectionImportant Considerations for Rollback Page Page Configuring Cisco Unity Connection Cluster Task List for Configuring a Unity Connection ClusterManaging Messaging Ports in a Cluster Administering a Unity Connection ClusterChecking the Cluster Status Server Assignments and Usage of Voice Messaging Ports Stopping All Ports from Taking New Calls Restarting All Ports to Take Calls Server Status in a Unity Connection Cluster Changing Server Status in a Cluster and its Effects From the Tools menu, select Cluster ManagementManually Activating a Server with Deactivated Status To Manually Activate a Server with Deactivated StatusStatus Change Effects To Shutdown a Server in a Unity Connection Cluster Shutting Down a Server in a ClusterServer Effects Understanding Cluster in Detail Replacing Servers in a ClusterHow a Unity Connection Cluster Works Page Page Maintaining Cisco Unity Connection Server Migrating a Physical Server to a Virtual MachineReplacing a Publisher Server To Replace a Publisher ServerReplacing a Subscriber Server To Replace a Subscriber ServerHtml Tasks Procedure Replacing the Non-Functional ServerCommand show cuc cluster status Maintaining Cisco Unity Connection Server To Change the IP Address of a Standalone or a Cluster Server Adding or Removing Unity Connection Languages 10xcucsecix.htmlInstalling Unity Connection Language Files Installing Unity Connection Language Files from a Disk To Install Unity Connection Language Files from a DiskSelect Next To Remove a Unity Connection Language File Code uninstalledRemoving Unity Connection Language Files Page Html#CPLMTKG69E915800 Installing Licenses on the PLM serverStatus of Licenses Html#CPLMTKAA222E9400Licenses in Unity Connection Cluster Migrating LicensesTo Migrate Licenses Using Cobras tool Using Cobras ToolUsing Cobras Tool, Using Upgrade Process, Migrating Licenses from Cisco UnityViewing the License Usage Using Upgrade ProcessViewing Reports for Licenses Viewing the Last Connectivity Time with the PLM ServerLicense Parameters for Unity Connection Features Viewing the Last Compliance TimeLicense Parameter Feature Description