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Cisco Unified Application Environment Hardware Compatibility Matrix, Release 2.5.1

Cisco Unified Application Environment Hardware Compatibility Matrix, Release 2.5.1

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Revised: September 8, 2008, OL-16633-01

Table 1 describes hardware compatibility requirements for installing Cisco Unified Application Environment.

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Table 1 Hardware Compatibility Matrix 

Cisco MCS Server Family	Cisco Unified Communications Manager Appliance1	CPU	RAM	Cisco Unified Application Environment Version
7845	MCS-7845-H1	2x Intel Xeon Processor (3.4GHz)	4GB DDR2	2.3, 2.4, 2.5
	MCS-7845-I1			2.4, 2.5
	MCS-7845-H2	2x Intel Xeon 5140 Processor (Dual core 2.33GHz)
	MCS-7845-I2
7835	MCS-7835-H1	Intel Xeon 3.4GHz	2GB DDR2	2.4, 2.5
	MCS-7835-I1	Intel Xeon (3.4GHz)
	MCS-7835-H2	2x Intel Xeon 5140 Processor (Dual core 2.33GHz)
	MCS-7835-I2	Intel Xeon 5140 Processor (Dual core 2.33GHz)
7825	MCS-7825-H2	Intel 950 (3.4 GHz)
	MCS-7825-I2	Intel P4 Pentium D Processor (3.4 GHz)
	MCS-7825-H3	Intel Xeon 3050 (dual-core 2.13GHz)
	MCS-7825-I3
7816	MCS 7816-I3	Intel Celeron D 352 (3.2GHz)
	MCS-7816-H3

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