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Callmanager installation
antonyice1
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guys,
next week i am asked to install a callmanager server on an mcs server.but i have some doubts.when i look at the MCS server from HP i can see 2 rj-45 ports(for redundancy) and i see
a couple of hard disks on the server.i know how to install callmanagers but i have no idea what
to do with this multiple hard disks and rj45 ports.
next week i am asked to install a callmanager server on an mcs server.but i have some doubts.when i look at the MCS server from HP i can see 2 rj-45 ports(for redundancy) and i see
a couple of hard disks on the server.i know how to install callmanagers but i have no idea what
to do with this multiple hard disks and rj45 ports.
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dtlokee
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A clean install of just callmanager, an upgrade of callmanager or the whole thing OS and all?The only easy day was yesterday! -
OptionsCucumber
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There is an HP NIC utility that you can use so the two NICs provide redundancy and/or load balancing. If a NIC fails, the other will keep CM connected to the network.
Each NIC should get connected to a different switch to avoid a switch failure having your CM isolated from the net. Just make sure the VLAN on both ports on both switches is the same :PI hate pandas -
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mikej412
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Version of Callmanager?
Model of Server?
Size of hard drives?
And what the heck.... how much memory?:mike: Cisco Certifications -- Collect the Entire Set! -
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mattsthe2
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well first off the hard disks are just part of a logical array in a RAID environment so the whole system is created as a logical drive.
THe two NIC in a teaming environment are not supported by Cisco. But i guess that it is a perfectly acceptable to assign two IP's and plug them into two different switches although we are not doing that.
Good luck