Virtualization for Cisco Meeting Management

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Updated:May 5, 2023

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Virtualization for Cisco Meeting Management

Version 3.9

Version 3.8

Version 3.7
Version 3.6
Version 3.5
Version 3.4
Version 3.3
Version 3.2
Version 3.1
Version 3.0 (with ESXi 7.0)
Prior Versions

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Version 3.9	(top)
Supported Versions of VMware vSphere ESXi= 7.0 U3o

Component & Capacity Point	VM Configuration Requirements click to download OVA file for this version
Component & Capacity Point	vCPU	Physical CPU Base Frequency	vRAM	vDisk	vNIC
Small VM	4	2.00 GHz	4 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Larger VM	8	2.00 GHz	8 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Notes: This information listed here for convenience. For latest information, when in doubt, conflict, review the Cisco Meeting Management documentation. For more details, see Notes for VM Configurations. For all other details on hardware and VMware support, refer to Cisco Collaboration Infrastructure. Refer to Quote Collab for modeling VM placement on a user defined hardware configuration.

Version 3.8	(top)
Supported Versions of VMware vSphere ESXi= 7.0 U3n

Component & Capacity Point	VM Configuration Requirements click to download OVA file for this version
Component & Capacity Point	vCPU	Physical CPU Base Frequency	vRAM	vDisk	vNIC
Small VM	4	2.00 GHz	4 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Larger VM	8	2.00 GHz	8 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Notes: This information listed here for convenience. For latest information, when in doubt, conflict, review the Cisco Meeting Management documentation. For more details, see Notes for VM Configurations. For all other details on hardware and VMware support, refer to Cisco Collaboration Infrastructure. Refer to Quote Collab for modeling VM placement on a user defined hardware configuration.

Version 3.7	(top)
Supported Versions of VMware vSphere ESXi= 6.5 P09, 6.7 P08, 7.0 U3j

Component & Capacity Point	VM Configuration Requirements click to download OVA file for this version
Component & Capacity Point	vCPU	Physical CPU Base Frequency	vRAM	vDisk	vNIC
Small VM	4	2.00 GHz	4 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Larger VM	8	2.00 GHz	8 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Notes: This information listed here for convenience. For latest information, when in doubt, conflict, review the Cisco Meeting Management documentation. For more details, see Notes for VM Configurations. For all other details on hardware and VMware support, refer to Cisco Collaboration Infrastructure. Refer to Quote Collab for modeling VM placement on a user defined hardware configuration.

Version 3.6	(top)
Supported Versions of VMware vSphere ESXi= 6.5 EP 26, 6.7 EP 23, 7.0 U3d

Component & Capacity Point	VM Configuration Requirements click to download OVA file for this version
Component & Capacity Point	vCPU	Physical CPU Base Frequency	vRAM	vDisk	vNIC
Small VM	4	2.00 GHz	4 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Larger VM	8	2.00 GHz	8 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Notes: This information listed here for convenience. For latest information, when in doubt, conflict, review the Cisco Meeting Management documentation. For more details, see Notes for VM Configurations. For all other details on hardware and VMware support, refer to Cisco Collaboration Infrastructure. Refer to Quote Collab for modeling VM placement on a user defined hardware configuration.

Version 3.5	(top)
Supported Versions of VMware vSphere ESXi= 6.5 P07, 6.7 EP 23, 7.0 U3d

Component & Capacity Point	VM Configuration Requirements click to download OVA file for this version
Component & Capacity Point	vCPU	Physical CPU Base Frequency	vRAM	vDisk	vNIC
Small VM	4	2.00 GHz	4 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Larger VM	8	2.00 GHz	8 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Notes: This information listed here for convenience. For latest information, when in doubt, conflict, review the Cisco Meeting Management documentation. For more details, see Notes for VM Configurations. For all other details on hardware and VMware support, refer to Cisco Collaboration Infrastructure. Refer to Quote Collab for modeling VM placement on a user defined hardware configuration.

Version 3.4	(top)
Supported Versions of VMware vSphere ESXi= 6.5 P07, 6.7 P05, 7.0 U2a

Component & Capacity Point	VM Configuration Requirements click to download OVA file for this version
Component & Capacity Point	vCPU	Physical CPU Base Frequency	vRAM	vDisk	vNIC
Small VM	4	2.00 GHz	4 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Larger VM	8	2.00 GHz	8 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Notes: This information listed here for convenience. For latest information, when in doubt, conflict, review the Cisco Meeting Management documentation. For more details, see Notes for VM Configurations. For all other details on hardware and VMware support, refer to Cisco Collaboration Infrastructure. Refer to Quote Collab for modeling VM placement on a user defined hardware configuration.

Version 3.3	(top)
Supported Versions of VMware vSphere ESXi= 6.5 U3, 6.7 U3, 7.0 U2a

Component & Capacity Point	VM Configuration Requirements click to download OVA file for this version
Component & Capacity Point	vCPU	Physical CPU Base Frequency	vRAM	vDisk	vNIC
Small VM	4	2.00 GHz	4 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Larger VM	8	2.00 GHz	8 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Notes: This information listed here for convenience. For latest information, when in doubt, conflict, review the Cisco Meeting Management documentation. For more details, see Notes for VM Configurations. For all other details on hardware and VMware support, refer to Cisco Collaboration Infrastructure. Refer to Quote Collab for modeling VM placement on a user defined hardware configuration.

Version 3.2	(top)
Supported Versions of VMware vSphere ESXi= 6.5 U2, 6.7, 7.0 U1c

Component & Capacity Point	VM Configuration Requirements click to download OVA file for this version
Component & Capacity Point	vCPU	Physical CPU Base Frequency	vRAM	vDisk	vNIC
Small VM	4	2.00 GHz	4 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Larger VM	8	2.00 GHz	8 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Notes: This information listed here for convenience. For latest information, when in doubt, conflict, review the Cisco Meeting Management documentation. For more details, see Notes for VM Configurations. For all other details on hardware and VMware support, refer to Cisco Collaboration Infrastructure. Refer to Quote Collab for modeling VM placement on a user defined hardware configuration.

Version 3.1	(top)
Supported Versions of VMware vSphere ESXi= 6.5 U2, 6.7, 7.0

Component & Capacity Point	VM Configuration Requirements click to download OVA file for this version
Component & Capacity Point	vCPU	Physical CPU Base Frequency	vRAM	vDisk	vNIC
Small VM	4	2.00 GHz	4 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Larger VM	8	2.00 GHz	8 GB	1x 100 GB	1
Notes: This information listed here for convenience. For latest information, when in doubt, conflict, review the Cisco Meeting Management documentation. For more details, see Notes for VM Configurations. For all other details on hardware and VMware support, refer to Cisco Collaboration Infrastructure. Refer to Quote Collab for modeling VM placement on a user defined hardware configuration.

Version 3.0 (with ESXi 7.0)	(top)
Supported Versions of VMware vSphere ESXi= 7.0

Component & Capacity Point	VM Configuration Requirements click to download OVA file for this version
Component & Capacity Point	vCPU	Physical CPU Base Frequency	vRAM	vDisk	vNIC
Small VM	4	2.00 GHz	4 GB	1 x 100 GB	1
Larger VM	8	2.00 GHz	8 GB	1 x 100 GB	1
Notes: This information listed here for convenience. For latest information, when in doubt, conflict, review the Cisco Meeting Management documentation. For more details, see Notes for VM Configurations. For all other details on hardware and VMware support, refer to Cisco Collaboration Infrastructure. Refer to Quote Collab for modeling VM placement on a user defined hardware configuration.

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